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Assuming the funds on deposit belong to your Mother's Estate, then the answer is most likely "no", and depends on what your Mother's Will has to...
In addition to Ms. Trevino's points, you may wish to protect your rights as a judgment creditor by having (a) a writ of execution issue, and (b)...
It would be wise to take the lease agreement and your concerns to an attorney who practices landlord-tenant relations. Many attorneys offer free...
This doesn't appear to be a probate question. I am reclassifying it as a consumer law problem. You should consider having a consumer law attorney...
Additional information is necessary, such as the full text of the agreement with the "subject to" language the subject of your inquiry.
My first guess is that the divorce decree might trump the prior deed, but it depends on what the divorce decree says about the subject property. ...
It looks as though you have a real estate problem. Self help, such as a lock out may not be a good idea.I recommend that you find a real estate...
The short answer is probably not. All property acquired by married persons in Texas is presumed community property. However, if the source of all...
I agree with the two preceding attorney responses, and add that you might consider having your collection suit filed as an intervention in the...
It looks as if you may have a community property interest in the house, depending on the source of funds he used to pay for it. Additional...
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