I want to know how to have a judgment removed from my credit and public record

You will need to meet with an attorney to review the case file from the court and see what your options are. You can pull the case yourself and see...

CAN MY LANDLORD still evict me after I pay the judgement ordered plus the court cost within the time I was allowed

Depending on the constable they may not execute the writ if the landlord accepted payment. You should contact the constable asap and keep in...

Will this (see below) be enough to have an apartment lease collection removed from my credit report?

This definitly sounds like something you should pursue. Find an attorney to review everything. Typical plan of action is to dispute with credit...

I didn't have electricity for 10 days (Sep. 2nd~ Sep 12th) in Dallas area for my apartment. Do I have a case?

Unfortunately if they are offering $300 that is probably worth taking, the other option is very expensive to get an attorney involved and the...

I reside in a TX Tax credit property. Lonestar Legal Aid told me the landlord must prove good cause when deciding not to renew a

Any right to a requirement for reason to terminate would be solely contractual. That would be either in your lease or a contract between the...

Do I need an attorney?

Well items like this can be a grey area. How did they determine it was your fault, and how can you show it was not. Ultimately if the item is not a...

If you have a legal right to be there then you can break in as you are not breaking in for criminal purposes. But be aware that she might claim you...

Where can I find the statuary definition of "eviction"?

As Mr. Brinkmeier stated, you are looking for forcible detainer under Texas Property Code Section 24 (his link is the correct official link). ...

What steps do i need to do to get my friend out of my apartment

Work with the landlord and let them know what the issues and that you intend to hire an attorney to handle evicting the current occupant. In fact...

What is the statue of limitations in Texas for filing a lawsuit against the landlord for improperly charging you.

I agree with Mr. Bain. Seems that claims for refund of deposit may have expired but the fact that something is on your credit may be actionable.

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