If you rent property, you likely signed a lease and put a deposit down in order to do so. In that lease, you may have noticed language stating that a landlord can keep portions of the security deposit to cover repairs and damage outside of normal wea...
Read MoreMany people think back to their high-school days with fondness. If you were fortunate, they were the days of school sporting events, dances and cruising with friends. Maybe you even have specific memories of taking a field trip and joking around on t...
Read MorePeople all across Texas rent commercial or residential space from a landlord. Renting gives tenants more freedom to move and it allows them to occupy space they can't afford to buy; it also puts many obligations and responsibilities on landlords. Th...
Read MoreIf you are getting ready to vacate a property because of the end of your lease or an eviction, the process can be overwhelming to say the least. Moving all of your belongings, finding a new home or storefront and ending your relationship with your fo...
Read MoreAs a landlord, you will from time to time, encounter a tenant who refuses to vacate a premises. While a landlord has a right to evict a tenant in such a situation, it is important to ensure that proper procedure as required by the Texas Property Cod...
Read MoreIf you're considering reaching out to a personal injury attorney, your first question is probably about the value of your case. It's a fair concern. If the insurance company makes you an offer, how can you judge whether it's fair? You need to know if...
Many automobile recalls are for issues that don't threaten driver safety. Some, however, are for issues that have the potential to cause serious harm or severe car accidents. Unfortunately, recalls are not always effective in getting dangerous vehicl...
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