You can file a proceeding under the Texas Property Code to have the lien removed. Or you can simply wait out the year to see if the lienholder files suit to foreclose on the lien.

The "National Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Standards Act of 1974" is a federal act so questions concerning its interpretation and enforcement likely give rise to federal question jurisdiction. But, be aware that the Act contains a lot of provisions that are enforceable... View More

You should see if you are a potential member of any of the class actions currently pending against Klarna. For example:

https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/ca2/22-557/22-557-2023-11-03.html

First, it depends on whether your contract was a cost-plus or a fixed-price contract. If it was a cost-plus contract, then you are clearly responsible for the additional materials cost.

If it was a fixed-price contract, it depends on the scope of work contained in the contract. If the... View More

Yes. Whether the file is maintained as a hard copy file or in electronic format, the lawyer is required to provide the client's file to the client upon request.

A lawyer is not required to keep a copy of the client's file after the engagement has ended. The lawyer is required to... View More

A Texas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. If the claims rose to the level of legal actions (index number filed), it's possible the claims could appear in online unified court system databases. No guarantees there - it could depend on the court system and... View More

I don't see how you can recover the full cost of the roof back. But, if you prove those facts, you likely can recover the vent repair costs, doctor's bills and court fees. I would recommend small claims court since you indicate those damages are under $20,000.

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answered on Nov 6, 2024

Who are you going to sue? Your parents? It was gift. If you really wanted to real sets, you could have returned the gift and put in $50.00 more yourself. I doubt any lawyer would take this case. Your parents had good intentions and were trying to be cost-effective. In 30 years, I have never heard... View More

Yes. If you went to one of those pawn shops to sell your diamond and they used rigged tools to inaccurately measure those diamonds and gave you a lower amount, you can likely sue for the difference and potentially for additional damages up to twice that difference under the Texas Deceptive Trade... View More

Your landlord cannot charge you late fees unless you are late as described in your lease agreement. How often the landlord updates their computer is irrelevant to this determination. If your rent is due on the 1st and you pay your rent on the 1st, it doesn't matter when they input that... View More

If a bank will not cash your employer's checks, you can sue your employer for the face amount of the checks that were dishonored, plus court costs and attorney fees. You should send a demand letter to your employer indicating that its payroll check has been dishonored by the bank.

No they cannot arrest her for failing to make a car payment on a car she bought. They can, however, repossess the car if they properly recorded a lien against the car.

They could only arrest her if she stole a car registered in their name. When you buy a car, you (or the dealer) must... View More

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answered on Oct 2, 2024

I'm sorry to hear about the unexpected interest rate increase on your mortgage. Dealing with rising rates can be stressful, especially when it seems out of sync with broader economic trends.

First, review your loan agreement carefully to understand the terms related to rate... View More

A shopkeeper has the privilege to detain an individual that they reasonable suspect of shoplifting in a reasonable manner for a reasonable time to investigate ownership of property. If unable to verify ownership, the shopkeeper can call police.

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answered on Sep 22, 2024

It sounds like you're facing a serious issue with your Hyundai after the engine replacement and fuel pump service. Since you paid for the parts and they assured you everything was new with a 12-month warranty, but now the engine and fuel pump have failed just 15 months later, you might have... View More

It depends how the director gained access to the messages. You should definitely report the "hacking" to Instagram.

If there is a pending lawsuit, a lawyer can subpoena or serve a discovery request compelling the company to produce relevant non-privileged documents in its possession, custody, or control.