What are my legal rights if my landlord is treating to evict or take possession of my personal belongings?

The Texas Property Code addresses claim in connection with health and safety of the unit. There are also laws that regulate lockouts on...

You may have a claim under different causes of action: DTPA, negligence and breach of contract , for example. You should consult an attorney.

Lease termination move out notice

It depends on a number of factors, including and not limited to whether the landlord is requesting attorney's fees and if the eviction is the...

Do i still have a lease agreement?

One question is whether the management company was terminated after your lease was already effective. Also, another question is did the landlord...

If my ex signed a quit claim deed for the house and the judge awarded me the house, do I have to refinance? Not in the decree.

Any requirement to refinance would typically be stated in the divorce decree and/or the deed itself. There may also have been a deed of trust to...

HOW CAN MY HOME BE SOLD WITH OUT MY CONSENT.

You need to check the Harris County Real Property records. It lists all recorded documents on file, including deeds of any type and other...

I'm hoping for suggestions on how to handle the (illegitimate?) past due balance with the new lender that took over my car loan.

The original contract can not be altered by a new assignee absent an agreement with you. There may be claims for breach of contract and consumer...

I resigned my salary position as a DON I need to know if I can get my PTO time paid to me

Look at the Fair Labor Standards Act which regulates overtime and wages under certain circumstances.

I have an old debt from a credit card, Midland Credit is filing on me. Court date has not been set, I am disabled. What to do.

Consult an attorney and do not let them take a default judgment. You may have a statute of limitations defense among others to defeat the lawsuit.

In Texas we had a car we voluntary surrendered 10/10 due to job loss. Received a judgment didn't know about 5/12, what do we do?

If they obtained a judgment, you can still file a bill of review lawsuit for up to 4 years to try to undo the judgment. This assumes that you are...