I am in the process of evicting a tenant. Will the pay until the day they move out?

With slight variations the judge will award a judgment through the day of the trial. Legal expenses can be awarded if allowed in a written lease,...

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Difficult situation. The other answers are good to consider I would proffer another possible option to consider. Send a 30 day notice of...

If you send a certified letter (or have an attorney do so) then you want to file for a writ of replevin.

Is it legal for somebody to do that?Could I have sued them?How much would be the penalty for each one of them (if proved)?

That would have been a breach of the lease but probably not anything you could recover for.

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How much notice should the landlord give you if he intends to increase the rent when renewing the lease?

At least 30 days, but be careful they may decide to terminate your tenancy with a 30 day or 45 day notice as well so if you ask nicely that they...

I am in the process of evicting a tenant and the house has looked abandoned.

If the eviction trial is just a few days let the matter sit until then, you have already paid the fee you might as well wait and get the judgment...

Can digital evidence be used in Texas Civil courts?

Print the photos, in fact print three copies, they are cheap now. Walmart prints for like 10c per or less than that. The audio should be ok to play...

My apt gave me a notice to vacate, I have three small kids and just paid rent!

If they file the eviction make sure to go to the trial, may be worth seeing if you can get attorney representation to help make the legal arguments...

How can I avoid paying taxes on the IRA distribution from my husbands IRA .

There is an entire process for this by which you do not receive the funds but put them into your own IRA account. Your divorce attorney should...

Do I have the right to sue or take action

It does not seem that the interruption was proper but a review of the lease and discussion of the situation is needed. See Texas Property Code...