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Evicting Federal Employees During the Government Shutdown

An unfortunate side effect of Congress’s showdown over the wall is that many federal employees are struggling to pay rent and, naturally, their landlords are struggling to respond to this situation.  Federal employees stopped receiving pay as of December 21, 2018.  At the time I wrote this, we were thirty-one days into the shutdown and [...]

2021-01-29T07:18:38+00:00

An Apartment Housing Lawyer Can Help You With Residential Lease Issues

If you are renting a residential premises, you need an apartment housing lawyer to help guide you through the complex laws regarding landlords and tenants in Texas. Contact Girling Law at 469-526-4588 today. Landlord-Tenant Relations Laws in Texas There are Texas laws that address many aspects of landlord-tenant relations. Those laws can be extremely complex, and often [...]

2019-04-03T07:52:34+00:00

Why You Need a Property Management Attorney

Whether you are a property owner or manager, our property management attorney can help you with an array of legal needs. We will listen to your situation and provide you with legal options that can solve your issues. We will also help you prevent legal problems that may arise. Contact Girling Law PLLC today at 469-526-4588 to [...]

2019-04-03T07:57:35+00:00

NON-PAYING TENANT SUCCESS STORY: Janice S.

Janice S. decided to hire a Dallas eviction attorney, L. Marc Girling, who quickly identified the weaknesses in Janice’s case, developed a strategy to minimize her risk, and successfully executed on that strategy.  Girling Law solved the problem of Janice's non-paying tenant efficiently.  More importantly, Janice’s Dallas eviction attorney made a point of contacting the [...]

2016-09-08T12:06:24+00:00

MCKINNEY EVICTION ATTORNEY SUCCESS STORY: Dickson A.

Dickson A. sought a McKinney eviction attorney after he realized he had virtually no chance of negotiating settlement. Dickson's tenant was angry because he became convinced he had a right to buy the property. Complicating matters further, Dickson lost his original, signed copy of his lease agreement. Also, he delivered the notice to vacate improperly. [...]

2016-08-20T23:05:36+00:00
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