I was never notified about a debt, and now it's in collections. What recourse do I have?
best thing you can do, is pay the amount owed, or settle for a lesser amount, if able, to avoid a lawsuit being filed against you.
Katy, TX
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Katy, TX
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Probate, Wills & Living Wills
best thing you can do, is pay the amount owed, or settle for a lesser amount, if able, to avoid a lawsuit being filed against you.
if you are both on the lease and she is not the landlord, she cannot kick you out.
It doesn't sound like the Will was ever executed and therefore, has no effect no matter what it says. There are many other questions such as was...
yes, it is possible. If you owe money, you can be sued in Court by the Creditot in an effort to recover their monies.
yes, your landlord will have to file a Petition to Evict if you do not leave after receving notice to vacate.
you will need to give a 60 day notice to your landlord in order to vacate without breaching the terms of the lease agreement.
you will have to file for a formal Name Change which you can do if you are 18 years of age or older.
yes, you can file for divorce. There is no alimony in the State of Texas but you may qualify for spousal support which can vary in time and amount...
No, your notice to vacate does not have to be notarized.
what is a lease concession? Not sure, explain further.