All Questions

August 13, 2025

[TX] Can I appeal a default judgment against me?

I need help appealing a default judgment regarding my HOA

TX Legal (General)

August 13, 2025

[TX] Do I need special insurance to rent my house?

I have a neighbor who is staying at my house due to a fire. What are my responsibilities? What kind of insurance do I need?

TX Landlord-Tenant

August 2, 2025

[TX] Can I set up an LLC so my friend is not a co-owner but receiving co-owner benefits?

Okay so a little context, I am a US veteran with 100 percent P&T, so I know if it's a co-owned business I lose out on some key benefits that would be beneficial since the co-owner isn’t a veteran. Is there like any technicality where on the LLC I can apply as a veteran-owned business, then have a co-owner in the operating agreement without the need to update the LLC to a multi-member and still be legally compliant? We have an operating agreement currently, is there a way you can look over that?

TX Business

July 31, 2025

[TX] How do I include proof of payment in a Motion for New Trial?

How can I incorporate into a Motion for New Trial the payment I made to the Defendant for attorney's fees pertaining to a 91a Motion to Dismiss?

TX Legal (General)

July 30, 2025

[TX] What can I do against a landlord who blocked me after I refused to pay an additional cost that’s not on the lease?

So I recently just signed a lease agreement with a landlord to rent out a property. Once I gave him all my info and payment, he blocked me. I have no way to contact him. I have the keys and access to the house still. How should I proceed?

TX Landlord-Tenant

July 30, 2025

[TX] How do I object to a final judgment in a civil case?

How do I object to a final judgment? For instance, it includes $15,000/$25,000 regarding attorney’s fees if appealed.

TX Legal (General)

July 29, 2025

[TX] What should a beginner landlord know before leasing property?

Not a specific question, I just wanted general knowledge. I've acquired some real estate and am looking for a basic understanding going into renting.

TX Landlord-Tenant

July 28, 2025

[TX] Is it illegal to record someone without their consent?

Do you have a case if you are illegally recorded by someone bugging your office without your knowledge?

TX Criminal

July 3, 2025

[TX] Who should I put as the affiant on an Affidavit of Heirship?

I am trying to fill out this affidavit and not sure who the affiant is. I thought it was the person who knew the decedent the longest. However, the first line is confusing me.

TX Estate Probate

July 3, 2025

[TX] My father owns property in Texas and his wife passed away. What do I do if the only heir doesn’t want the property?

I need a question regarding a deed in Texas. My father owns property in Texas and his wife passed away. The only heir does not want the property, so I’m filling out the deed. I had to file an Affidavit of Heirship because the homestead expired and his wife passed. Now that is done—I just need help with the deed.

TX Estate Probate

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