if you don't have a lease, and you don't own the dwelling, yes, the landlord can evict you however, they do have to follow the process to evict a...

No you cannot, and you will have to probate your brother's estate before the deed can be transferred to anyone.

unfortunately, most leases read that if you move out early, or if you don't give 60 days written notice that you are moving out and not renewing...

If you're a month to month tenancy, then yes, the Landlord can change the rent or any terms with just 30 days written notice to you.

Yes, execute a new Power of Attorney and revoke the other one.

Inheritances are separate property and are not subject to division in a divorce, even if the assets are inherited during the course of a marriage.

unfortunately, it is legal. If you are a month to month tenant and not in a current lease situation, the rent can be raised by the landlord with...

They are charging you for additional damage that they feel you have caused to the property that is not covered by the security deposit you paid. ...

as stated, the law states 4 years in the state of TX.

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