Never moved in and landlord refuses to return first months payment?
to recover any funds that you believe are due you from the landlord, you will have to file suit in small claims court.
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to recover any funds that you believe are due you from the landlord, you will have to file suit in small claims court.
There no telling. Best to get an attorney to help move it through the judicial process as quickly as possible
without seeing the document, and the procedure is standard to sign electronically, I would argue that the agreement you have is valid and cannot be...
I would prepare to move immediately. It appears a writ of possession has been filed against you, and the Sheriff will not show up and remove you...
check the terms of your lease which may require a 60 day notice to leave. Even though you pay month to month, you may have to give a 60 day notice...
yes, you can. The notice is for 3 consecutive days, and it does not matter what day of the week the end of the three days occurs.
the residential rights afforded to tenants in the State of Texas unfortunately, do not apply to hotel guests. The owner does not have to go...
you'll have to make arrangements with the apartment complex. Ask them to settle with you and try to enter into a payment plan.
yes, you can pursue an action against her in small claims court.
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you can get the copy of the court appointment directly from the Probate Court clerk; you can complete the IRS form W-9 and get the Estate TX ID...