a man who’d seen this exact situation play out before and knew precisely how it would end.
“Natalie, Julian is relying on standard tenant protections, but he made a fatal error. Did they ever sign a lease agreement with you?”
“Never,” I replied. “I haven’t signed a single document giving them tenancy.”
“Did they ever pay rent directly to your asset management account?” Harrison asked.
“Not a single dollar,” I confirmed. “I paid all property taxes, homeowner association fees, insurance, and utilities directly from my corporate bank account, every one of them.”
“Then, under Texas law, they are not legal tenants. They are unauthorized guests who converted corporate funds and committed elder financial abuse,” Harrison explained, his voice sharpening with the particular satisfaction of a lawyer who’s just found exactly the angle he needs. “Since the deed is solely
in your name, you have total legal authority to modify property
