Author: Fell Law Firm
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Understanding Tenant Screening in Texas
Read more: Understanding Tenant Screening in TexasMost landlords follow a strict screening process when determining who should be their next tenants. To ensure you’re protecting your rights as a landlord and the rights of your potential tenants, you’ll need to understand Texas’ tenant screening laws. What Are Tenant Screening Laws in…
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Insurance Claim Denied? Here Are 3 Steps to Take.
Read more: Insurance Claim Denied? Here Are 3 Steps to Take.Have you suffered a fire in your home and require an insurance payment to make necessary repairs? Have you been through a car accident and need help paying your medical bill? Has your insurance company refused your claim? It’s in these times that a delayed…
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5 Tips for Avoiding Car Accidents During the Holiday Season
Read more: 5 Tips for Avoiding Car Accidents During the Holiday SeasonThe holidays are fast approaching. And while many people lose their lives all year long due to serious car accidents, the busyness of the holiday season increases the number of fatalities. Fatal Car Accidents Increase During the Holiday Season According to the newest data compiled…
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What Is Insurance Agent Malpractice?
Read more: What Is Insurance Agent Malpractice?A car accident can result in serious injuries and property damage that cut into your family’s bottom line. Fire and water can damage your home to the point of financial ruin. These scenarios can result from insurance agents being negligent in the insurance policies they…
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What to Do If Your Landlord Won’t Return Your Security Deposit
Read more: What to Do If Your Landlord Won’t Return Your Security DepositYour security deposit is a sum of money you give your landlord in addition to your advance rent. Landlords ask for security deposits to protect themselves against surprise repairs or missed rent. When you move out of your rental unit, you should receive the security…
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How Much Can a Car Accident Cost You?
Read more: How Much Can a Car Accident Cost You?A car accident is a traumatizing experience. After a motor vehicle accident, medical bills and auto repairs add up over time. Even the smallest fender bender can cost you in ways you haven’t considered. The Overwhelming Costs of a Car Accident In Texas, the total…
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Arson Fraud: What to Do If You’ve Been Accused of Fraud
Read more: Arson Fraud: What to Do If You’ve Been Accused of FraudStruggling through the aftermath of a fire can be overwhelming, especially when it’s your home. You’ll need to work hand-in-hand with your homeowner’s insurance company to recoup your losses. Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon for insurance companies to try and reduce or reject their liability. In…
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What to Do If Insurance Refuses Your Car Accident Claim
Read more: What to Do If Insurance Refuses Your Car Accident ClaimA car accident is a traumatizing time, especially if you suffered injury or property damage. Add in an insurance claim denial and you may feel overwhelmed. Rest assured, there are some additional steps you can take to ensure you have what you need to get…
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Understanding the Writ of Possession in Texas
Read more: Understanding the Writ of Possession in TexasThe eviction process can feel overwhelming, especially if your tenant refuses to comply after winning your eviction case. If your tenant will not vacate the premises voluntarily, you have the right to pursue a writ of possession. What Is a Writ of Possession? A writ…
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Understanding Texas Bad Faith Insurance Law & Your Rights
Read more: Understanding Texas Bad Faith Insurance Law & Your RightsInsurance is used to protect your health, home, vehicle and more. When you sign on the dotted line of an insurance policy, you should expect your insurance company to insure you accordingly. Unfortunately, many insurance companies fail to honor the policy contract. As a result,…
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Is Compensation Available After an Accident That’s Partially Your Fault?
Read more: Is Compensation Available After an Accident That’s Partially Your Fault?Car accidents happen all the time. And, often, fault does not lay with a single driver. If you end up in such a situation, do you know if you will be responsible for paying for your medical bills and repairs on your own? In Texas,…
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What Can You Do if a Tenant Refuses to Leave Your Property?
Read more: What Can You Do if a Tenant Refuses to Leave Your Property?When a tenant violates your rental lease or refuses to pay rent, you may wish to ask the tenant to leave. While it’s your right to do so in Texas, you must first give your tenant a three-day notice to vacate, unless your lease states…
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