There is a 4 year sattute of limitations for breach of contract of Texas. The term would have begun running on the date of the last activity on...

They filed suit then dismissed it but could still file it again. The cost part means you are not ordered to pay their costs in bringing the suit. ...

Call your insurance carrier immediately. If the answer date is near and they still have not hired an attorney to file an answer on your behalf,...

I think the only way anyone could accurately answer this question is by reading both agreements.

You would have to have a legal basis upon which to ask for the dismissal. File a written response and then contact the attorney who filed suit to...

Signing an agreed judgment when agreeing to a payment plan is standard for what you are describing. An attorney would have to review your specific...

They most likely dismissed it because they figured out they did not have all of the evidence needed to win. They dismissed without prejudice so...

Have you called and discussed that with the seller? They may be willing to remove the double charge. The price charged for the ProPack is...

The specific court in which you were sued may have a form available. You would have to ask them. Otherwise, just draft your own. It can be as...

The statute of limitations on breach of contract in Texas is 4 years. The thing to consider in your situation is whether obtaining a judgment...