San Antonio, TX
General practice Lawyer at San Antonio, TX
Practice Areas: General Practice, Landlord & Tenant ... +4 more
Ms. Walter is correct... you need to legally evict her by following the requirements outlined in section 24 of the Texas Property Code. Anything...
The amount of time it takes for the legal evictions process does not change for the various reason you can seek eviction. I would think it would...
You seem to have a strong arguement for the fact that paying rent and late fees represents a "cure" under the terms of the lease and also that by...
They should not have been able to alter the agreement that was already in place. If they have materialy breached that agreement it could be grounds...
Ms. Hutchinson is correct. Likely the answer is yes.
Before attempting to move out and abandon the lease you should, as the law and lease no doubt require, give notice of the issue that effects the...
It depends on your agreement. In the facts that you laid out he has given 60days notice (2 oct - 2 dec). In general for monthly agreements the LL...
He was entitled to an eviction process, which was not applied. It is likely that someone has incured liability with this action (probably...
The process for evicting a legal tenant is outlined in the link below. https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/PR/htm/PR.24.htm
If you could be classified as a tenant then it would not have been proper to lock you out and you could seek damages. Seems like you would file...
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