Austin, TX
Real estate Lawyer at Austin, TX
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Personal Injury ... +2 more
It sounds like you need to wait and see if they actually try to take action against you, eviction or otherwise. It certainly doesn't seem like you...
As one option, if your tenant is on the lease with you, then you are going to need to negoatiate with your roommate and the landlord for a release...
Your written lease should address abandonment and the circumstances surrounding such an event. It is always theoretically safer to go through a...
Look at 92.331 of the Texas Property Code. It protects tenants for an eviction and other retaliatory measures for at least six months for...
If you want to move to a different apartment, you should get a release from the first property. Otherwise, you could be liable for more than one...
You definitely want to legally stop the foreclosure. You could consult a bankruptcy attorney about an emergency chapter 13 prior to the...
Generally, the default rate for prejudgment interest on a contract claim is 6% from the default date unless there is a higher contract rate. See...
If you were served with a lawsuit, you would have needed to respond. If there was a court proceeding, you probably need to pull the file to see...
If a party commits a crime, there is likely a provision in the lease that a tenant must comply with all applicable laws. You probably need good...
Assuming there is a judgment for possession already issued, you need to try to appeal the ruling and/or stay the writ of possession by depositing...
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