Real Estate Disputes

If you're unhappy with the appraisal value of your property in Texas, you do have options to challenge it. Whether you're facing higher property taxes or disagreeing with the valuation for a sale, understanding the process is essential. In this blog, we'll walk...

The sale of real estate involves many details, and both buyers and sellers have important responsibilities. Sellers must provide accurate information about the property's condition. Sometimes, sellers do not reveal certain problems or defects. This failure to disclose...

Disputes over shared amenities in multi-family properties can create tension among residents. Common conflicts arise over maintenance responsibilities, usage rules, or access restrictions. Resolving these disputes requires a legal approach that ensures fairness and...

The possibility of foreclosure can be terrifying for any homeowner. However, there are situations where the lender may carry out the process incorrectly or without proper legal grounds. Unaddressed errors or mistakes Lenders might calculate your interest rate wrong or...

Buying a home is a significant investment, and the excitement of closing on a property can quickly turn to frustration when hidden defects arise. Texas law provides protections for homebuyers who find themselves in this unfortunate situation. You must understand your...

No one wants to face eviction, but it's important to understand when a landlord can legally ask you to leave your home. In Texas, landlords must follow specific rules and procedures before they can evict a tenant. Knowing when your landlord can kick you out can help...

Disputes over unpermitted construction on shared property can create significant conflicts between neighbors or co-owners. These disputes often arise when one party makes changes to the property without proper authorization, leading to legal and financial...

If you own property with others, you might find yourself needing a partition. This occurs when the owners can't agree on its use or sale. Partition action in Texas ensures each co-owner receives a fair share of the property according to their interest. How do...

Landlords can sometimes retaliate against renters, making the rental experience stressful. Understanding the signs, which aren't always obvious, is crucial to protect yourself and your rights. 1. Increase in rent or fees One common form of retaliation is increasing...

Having your landlord enter your home without notice can be unsettling and a potential breach of your rights as a tenant. However, you can take certain steps to mitigate this situation and protect yourself from any harm.  Know your rights Under Texas law, landlords...