Austin, TX
Real estate Lawyer at Austin, TX
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Personal Injury ... +2 more
At the very least, the landlord has a duty under the Texas Property Code to mitigate damages and find a replacement tenant. Otherwise, they are...
Any purchaser will take the property subject to your lease. Assuming the lease is in place until February of 2015, your landlord and/or subsequent...
Another option might be to file an Affidavit of Identity in the real property records whereby you swear that you are not the same person as the...
Look at Texas Rule of Appellate Procedure 68.3 . I believe the rule now requires the PDR to be filed in the Court of Criminal Appeals itself;...
More than likely your medical insurance has subrogation language whereby it can seek reimbursement from you after the case is settled. There are...
If you are challenging your right to be sued in another state, you need to hire an attorney in the location of the lawsuit. They might be able to...
No, unless the landlord agrees, you would be contractually bound to the landlord if you already signed the lease.
I agree with the other answer. I am not aware of a per se requirement the charges be separated but it is probably more a question for the judge...
The safe thing is to wait until the current tenants are out of the premises. If they refuse to leave after the eviction order, then you will need...
Well, if you are in compliance with the lease, the landlord shouldn't be able to evict you? If the landlord tries to evict you, you would argue...
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