Summary
In Texas, to protect your property, you can file a Homestead Declaration, use a Deed of Trust to Secure Assumption, file a Mechanic’s Lien, or file a Judgment lien. If your bank account is frozen and funds are taken out, it may be due to garnishment. Certain funds are exempt, and the bank must provide notice. You have the right to challenge the garnishment. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.Full Conversation
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Hello Margie, could you please provide more specific details about your legal issue? And also, can you tell me which state or country you're currently located in?
How to fill out a law suit document to protect your property
Hello Margie. The process can vary depending on your location. Could you please let me know which state or country you're currently located in?
Texas
Hello Margie,
In Texas, to protect your property you can:
*. File a “Homestead Declaration”.
*. Use a Deed of Trust to Secure Assumption.
*. File a Mechanic’s Lien.
*. File a Judgment lien.
Do you need assistance with any specific document?
Yes
Great, Margie. Could you please tell me which specific document you need assistance with in Texas?
Protected Property Claim Form
Hello Margie,
The "Protected Property Claim Form" isn't a common legal form in Texas. Could you confirm if you received it from a specific entity or if it's related to a particular type of claim, like insurance or damages?
My account was frozen and they took money out
Hello Margie,
It seems like you might be dealing with a garnishment of your bank account. In Texas, there are specific rules regarding this:
*. Certain funds are exempt.
*. The bank must provide you a notice.
*. You have the right to challenge the garnishment.
Do consult with a local attorney for advice.
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