Austin, TX
Real estate Lawyer at Austin, TX
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Landlord & Tenant, Land Use & Zoning
Not sure what your question is. If you are asking if you can be sued for not paying your credit cards the answer is yes. The credit card company...
Without reading your contract it is hard to give advise. However, if your contract did not have an option period that allowed you to opt out...
Under the Texas Property Code (TPC sec 92.0563) it is possible for you to be awarded damages, including a reduction in rent for the time the...
Your late father's promise probably has no legal weight unless the writing can somehow qualify as a properly executed will in the State of...
The Employment card is a government issued ID with your photo so it should be acceptable as valid ID by your employer.
You should examine your deed records and POA records to see if the previous owner or property developer created parking easements that encroach on...
Once your LL filed for the eviction and refused to accept your rent payment he no longer had the right to charge you additional late fees. ...
Providing your landlord notice that you might "possibly" move is not proper notice of termination. You either have to provide notice you are...
I assume this is not a mobile home community. If it is a mobile home community of 4 or more mobile home lots then the rules are significantly...
If your deed is recorded as a co-tenants (owners) you are presumed to own equal shares and each owner has equal claim to any proceeds at a sale. ...
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