Evictions and Foreclosures in Texas
Eviction (called “forcible entry and detainer” in Texas) is a process by which an owner recovers possession of real property and, if appropriate, a judgment for unpaid rent, attorney’s fees, and court costs against a tenant or occupant. Forcible detainer actions are held in Justice Court which has original jurisdiction over possession. The landlord’s objective is to gain a judgment and a writ of possession.
What Are the Important Factors to Consider When Appointing a Real Estate Receiver?
A lender preparing to appoint a receiver to a property and file a lawsuit against a borrower leaves many questions unanswered. Every situation is different in real estate, but there are some general factors to consider when appointing a real estate receiver.
Recessions Are No Time For Environmentalists to Abuse Laws to Fight Real Estate Growth
So-called environmentalists are constantly using environmental laws to stop real estate projects. Many of the lawsuits are filed on behalf of endangered species, you know like the spotted owl. And since this spotted owl cannot file its own lawsuit some caring citizen plans on doing it for them?
Real Estate Law - Abuse of Mold Lawsuits Inevitably Ends Up Hurting the Weakest of Our Population
Many lawyers that specialize in mold lawsuits in real estate claim that they are helping the people who live in these properties from disease and sure death. That’s rather silly if you think about it because humankind has always lived around the mold. Humans used to live in caves and I’m sure there was mold there, don’t you agree?
Why You Should Hire a Real Estate Attorney, Even If You Have an Agent
It may be best for buyers or sellers to think of a real estate attorney as part of their insurance policy on the house as they proceed. In the best of circumstances, real estate attorneys can help their clients navigate the complexities of the many and various documents a buyer or seller must endure, making helpful suggestions to protect their client’s interest. In the worst of circumstances, attorneys can help their clients file legal documents quickly to avoid paying hefty fines or clouding on property title.
