Can I make my landlord pay to replace my damaged personal property?
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Answered on April 27, 2018
Your lease agreement should determine liability issues. It is best that you hire an attorney to help you with this situation.
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What can I do is this illegal?
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Answered on April 27, 2018
You need to hire an attorney to review the full facts of the case but from the minimal information provided, this does not seem like an appropriate...
If tenant, leasing a lot from us, puts a double wide mobile home on our property, quits paying rent, how do we remove him?
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Answered on April 27, 2018
You have to file a suit for forcible detainer at your local JP court.
My roommate sign my name on a apartment lease. Can he/she take me off the lease & change the locks?
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Answered on April 27, 2018
Only the landlord may take such actions.
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My dog recently got out and bit neighbor, landlord called to ask that we get rid of dog or leave home. Can he evict us for this?
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Answered on April 27, 2018
You should find an attorney to review your lease agreement to see if the situation is addressed.
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Can I sue seller for breach of contract?
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Answered on April 27, 2018
Yes, you can sue the seller for breach of contract.
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How do I transfer the quit claim deed (in my name)to a warranty deed (in my name) Title Co will not insure a quit claim deed
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Answered on April 27, 2018
An attorney will be an able to draft a warranty deed for you with the proper formalities.
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Letter from ARA Inc. asking me to pay 4,631.17 to a Providian Bank never had, I check around it look like scam, what do I do?
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Answered on April 27, 2018
The best way to approach an issue like this is to hire an attorney to represent you and communicate with this organization on your behalf.
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Can the lease holder evict its co tenant's?
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Answered on April 26, 2018
No, only the landlord may evict tenants.
Does a living trust in Texas require any witnesses?
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Answered on April 26, 2018
A living trust does not require any witnesses.
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