HOAs and POAs should start utilizing waiver for using a reopened common area like children playgrounds, swimming pools and tennis courts. The Weaver Law Firm suggests providing correspondence to homeowners thanking them for their patience as they and you navigate new...
We are writing to share recent updates related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Supreme Court of Texas issued two emergency orders Thursday, May 15, 2020. The new Emergency Order permits residential eviction proceedings to resume on May 19th with deadlines no longer...
The Texas Real Estate Forms Manual provides guidance to Texas Lawyers practicing real estate, but it is not something that The Weaver Law Firm utilizes in its daily practice. Why? Because many of the transactions that we handle require unique terms. This goes for...
What can commercial landlords for for their buildings and tenants during a COVID-19 concern? Building Access – It is with everyone’s safety in mind that the building elevators should continue to be secured with access key entry if possible and until further notice....
The common law recognizes an action for equitable reimbursement. When two persons are co-tenants and one of them incurs expense in the improvement of the property that is necessary and beneficial, it is equitable that the one incurring the expense shall have...
There are no orders preventing commercial tenant evictions.
Are all AS-IS contracts enforceable? The recognized purpose of an as-is clause in a contract for the purchase of property is to state clearly the full responsibility of the buyer to assess the bargain and to accept the risk that its assessment may be wrong. See...
You've found the home of your dreams, have an accepted offer and are looking forward to the day of your closing. Even though you're on the right track, the house isn't yours until you put pen to paper and receive the keys. Closing on a new home is easier said than...
When you purchase a condo in Houston, you will probably have to agree to the rules and regulations of the condo association. It is not uncommon to eventually find yourself at odds with the association. For instance, you may have heard horror stories from other condo...
Consistently, the Courts have required that the cotenant attempting to take full ownership must prove actual or constructive ouster, or repudiation, of his or her fellow cotenants."Because co-tenants to an undivided estate have an equal right to 'enter upon the common...
