Autumn W

It is approximated that if you are taking an online course and you commit to one hour of classwork per day you can finish the course within 60 days. How soon could you complete the course if you commit to 5 hours of classwork per day?

My question involves real estate located in the State of: TEXAS

The house my husband and I are renting was recently foreclosed. There are a lot of things that I feel hurt the Plaintiffs case, such as we have been in contact with 2 different law firms one of which told us we had 60 days to be out before we would be evicted also we never received a notice to vacate or any written notice. I believe they notified the homeowner but we were renting through a property management company and we were never informed verbally or written that we needed to move until we received a notice saying we needed to appear in court. It has been less than 30 days since the house was foreclosed and we received a Petition for Forcible Detainer and with it was a Military Service Affidavit stating that the named defendant is not active duty signed and notatrized but my husband IS active duty military. Will this error in their paperwork effect the case? I used to be a property manager for apartments in FL and AK and with our evictions if we had an error in our paperwork we had to re-file everything or the case would be thrown out. I do not know if this is the same in this situation or in Texas.

I sincerely appreciate any advice.

I am currently living in Texas. My husband and I have been renting a home that was foreclosed the beginning of February. We were contacted by one law agency offering us $1000 on behalf of the bank to move out within 2 weeks and he said if we didnt want to accept we would have 60 days to get out( We would need to be out around April 1st). SO we found a new house already put the deposit down and have signed a contract to move into the new place March 30th. Then today we got served a notice from a different Law office that theres a hearing we have to go to March 10th for eviction. We are not named on the papers it just has the Home Owners name and "all other occupants". Also there was an affidavit signed by the lawyers saying the defendant is not active duty military, but my husband is. We are both good law abiding citizens and we have never made a late payment on anything. And we would have already moved out if we were given notice that we had to. We really dont want an eviction on our record or our credit to be effected by this. Any advice?

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