I don't know that there's any fixed amount, if it's not contained in the deed restrictions. You might want to check with the homeowners' association and see how they've been handling it. They may have rules and an enforcement history that address the issue.

When the original term of a lease expires and the tenant stays in the property, the tenant does so under the same terms as the original lease, but becomes a month to month tenant. Your lease appears to have an increased rent amount, but if you've been accepting rent under the old rate for 2-3... View More

If there is no will, when someone dies, their property passes under the rules of intestate succession. A chart showing how this works can be found here: https://texaslawhelp.org/sites/default/files/texas_descent_and_distribution_chart.pdf

You should talk to a probate lawyer in your area to... View More

You can certainly provide her with a place to live, but you can't force her to live there. A power of attorney authorizes you to act for her, but doesn't give you the right to control her - for that you would need a guardianship. Her condition may or may not support having a guardian appointed.

What's next (assuming they don't pay, you've sent the proper notices, and your lien is timely) is to file suit to foreclose the lien. For residential projects, the suit must be filed in 1 year; the deadline is 2 years for commercial projects. You can recover interest at 18%, plus... View More

If you don't know of a will, and no will has been filed for probate, then your father's estate will pass by the rules of intestate succession. Here's a link to a chart that explains it. https://texaslawhelp.org/sites/default/files/texas_descent_and_distribution_chart.pdf... View More

Take the child support order to a family lawyer in your area. They can find out exactly what happened and tell you what your options are.

You may be liable for negligent entrustment, depending on the circumstances. Check with your auto insurance carrier ASAP to see if they will cover this and handle the defense of the case.

Sorry, that's a statement, not a question, and I don't know what "PR" means. Real estate contracts are frequently signed electronically, or signed and emailed.

I think you're asking what happens when the appellant files their brief and the appellee does not. In that case, the appeals court will make its decision based on the record, and the appellant's arguments.

Assuming the shed is not permanently attached to the land, it would not normally be considered an alteration to the property, but it's possible there may be some other lease violation (such as violating HOA restrictions).

In the meantime, if the house has serious maintenance issues... View More

Unless you post your question, no one can answer it.

Inheritance is either by will, or by intestate succession. Here's a chart that explains who inherits property if there is no will. https://texaslawhelp.org/sites/default/files/texas_descent_and_distribution_chart.pdf

Using... View More

Probably not, but it's hard to say anything for sure without some context - such as what they said, whether it was true, and the exact reason you were fired. Unless what they said was untrue, and the employer fired you because they believed it (and not for any other reason), I doubt there is... View More

I suspect that the lease agreement calls for monthly rent, paid in 6 month increments. Just because the lease is silent (if it is) on when other rent payments are due doesn't make it free. If that's correct, then I suggest you first sue the tenant for the unpaid rent, and find a new... View More

No, they can't make you have an LLC. However, having one set up properly shouldn't change your tax situation, other than the fact that you'll need to start paying yourself by payroll, with withholding, and keep your business income and expenses separate from your personal income and expenses.

You don't mention what your rights or claim to the property are, or for that matter, what the basis of the other person's claim claim is. Without knowing both, it's impossible to answer your question.

The Only way to transfer title to your grandfather's property is to probate the will. The executor, when appointed by the court, will have authority over your grandfather's property, to dispose of it according to the will. Until that happens, no one has authority to sign anything at all... View More

This sounds like such an unusual and strange thing to do that I feel certain there is more to this story. However, on the facts stated, you have no damages. The fur will grow back. Although it would be an assault on a person, animals are property.

No. A "PA" means professional association. A “professional association” is defined as an association, as distinguished from a partnership or a corporation, that is formed for the purpose of providing the professional service provided by: doctors of medicine, doctors of osteopathy,... View More

Presumably this kind of problem is not addressed in your deed restrictions - if there is, that will govern. If not, there's a legal process that has to be followed to have an animal declared dangerous, and it will require notice to you and a court hearing.