unfortunately, you must go through a process outlined in the law in order to withhold rent for repairs not made. If you don't follow the law, and...

yes, unfortunately, if you do not give 60 days notice, you can be charged and penalize for that.

It is the beginning of the eviction process and if you do no leave within 3 days, you will then be served with an eviction petition.

If you are a month to month tenant you can be asked to leave with thirty days written notice given to you.

you will have to go through the formal eviction process as outlined in the texas property code. Best to confer with a landlord/tenant attorney for...

Plenty to discuss with this issue. I would consult with a landlord/tenant attorney in your area for guidance on how to proceed with this situation....

Yes, you can still be evicted as you breached the lease by not paying the rent on time. You can try speaking with you landlord about dismissing...

I agree with Ms. Boyd, but you should be represented by counsel assisting you in the probate that can answer these questions for you.

best to speak with a landlord/tenant attorney in your area as soon as possible to avoid the eviction being filed against you.

No, there is not. Noise is noise no matter the source!