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Homeowners’ Associations (HOAs) are the backbone of well-maintained residential communities, ensuring order and aesthetics. However, disputes among homeowners, board members, and management [...]

Manning and Meyers is very pleased to welcome Philip Traynor to the firm in the Litigation and Collections Practice Groups. We are absolutely thrilled to welcome a fantastic new addition to our [...]

In today’s blog post, we’re dissecting Section 209.0056 of the Texas Property Code. This section stipulates specific timeframes for notifying homeowners about upcoming elections or [...]

Today, we’re navigating another important part of the Texas Property Code – Section 209.0055. This section pertains to the voting rights of property owners within certain property [...]

Today, we’re going to delve into Section 209.0052 of the Texas Property Code. This section specifically discusses the conditions under which an HOA can enter into a contract with a current [...]

As a landlord, you will encounter tenant conflicts from time to time. These can range from minor disagreements requiring a bit of mediation to major disputes requiring legal intervention.    [...]

Landlords have demanding jobs. They must manage the needs of their tenants, maintain their properties, maintain paperwork, and ensure that they meet all state and federal rules and regulations.  [...]

When a tenant becomes unruly or accumulates months of unpaid rent, the eviction process is the only way a landlord can legally remove the tenant from their property. On average, the eviction [...]

In addition to the changes above, the Texas Legislature created Section 209.017 of the Texas Property Code, entitled “Justice Court Jurisdiction.”  This section allows for an owner within a [...]

Section 209.0064 of the Texas Property Code governs the requirement to send an owner a notice via certified mail prior to holding that owner liable for fees of a collection agent. That notice [...]