Texas Lemon Law Questions & Answers
Q: Can my landlord raise my rent because there was a Gas leak also stop any repairs.
My initial reaction is no, your landlord can't break the lease by raising your rent based on the types of repairs involved. Keep in mind that you need to have an attorney review your lease and any correspondence you have with your landlord before advising you one way or the other.
Q: We purchased a home in April. Inspection only showed minor issues but it is August ruined. What do we do?
Answered on Aug 13, 2017
These types of sales are only as good as the contract, so you need to look there, for any warranties. If you had the right of inspection, you may have no rights.
Call this law firm. Focus on the hazardous mold and air quality, to see if you have recourse.
Bullock Campbell
713-249-2124
Houston, TX
Q: In Texas if the buyback I received from Volkswagen is less than the original price I paid for the vehicle, do I owe tax?
Property settlements for loss in value of property that are less than the adjusted basis of your property are not taxable and generally do not need to be reported on your tax return. See Publication 4345 https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p4345.pdf.
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