Quick reference PDFs covering the rules that come up most often for renters, consumers, and people heading to small claims in Texas, Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico. No paywall, no account — drop your email and get the PDF.
A 6-section quick reference covering the Texas Property Code rules that come up most often for renters — security deposits, repair requests, landlord entry, and the eviction process.
Category: Landlord & Tenant · Covers: Texas · ~6 pages
Most security-deposit disputes never need a lawyer. This guide walks through the four steps that work in almost every case: documenting the move-out, requesting the itemization, sending a formal demand letter, and (if needed) filing in small claims.
Category: Landlord & Tenant · Covers: Texas, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico · ~7 pages
A focused walkthrough of the Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act — security deposits, repair remedies, entry notice, and the state's strong ban on landlord self-help eviction.
Category: Landlord & Tenant · Covers: Arizona · ~5 pages
Small claims court was designed for people without lawyers. This guide explains the dollar limits, filing process, evidence rules, and hearing format across Texas, Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico.
Category: General Legal · Covers: Texas, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico · ~7 pages
A focused walkthrough of NRS Chapter 118A — security deposit limits, repair remedies, the 24-hour entry rule, summary eviction notices, and the state's strong ban on landlord lockouts.
Category: Landlord & Tenant · Covers: Nevada · ~5 pages
A focused walkthrough of NMSA Chapter 47, Article 8 — the deposit cap tied to lease length, the repair-and-deduct remedy, 24-hour entry notice, the 3-day pay-or-quit, and protections against retaliation.
Category: Landlord & Tenant · Covers: New Mexico · ~5 pages
A plain-English overview of the divorce process, child-custody factors, child-support guidelines, alimony, and protective orders across Texas, Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico — written for people deciding whether they need a family-law lawyer.
Category: Family Law · Covers: Texas, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico · ~8 pages
A practical guide to cease and desist letters: what they are (and aren't), the four most common types you'll receive, how to evaluate the underlying claim, and the elements of a well-crafted C&D when you're the one sending it.
Category: Cease & Desist · Covers: All states · ~7 pages
An overview of the major U.S. immigration categories: nonimmigrant visas, employment- and family-based green cards, the adjustment of status process, work authorization rules, and the steps to naturalization.
Category: Immigration · Covers: All states · ~8 pages
A plain-English walkthrough of the family, employment, humanitarian, and diversity-lottery routes to a U.S. green card, plus the difference between adjustment of status and consular processing and the mistakes that most often derail an application.
Category: Immigration · Covers: All states · ~7 pages
A focused walkthrough of Form I-765 — eligibility categories, the filing process, processing-time realities, automatic renewal extensions, and the serious consequences of working without authorization.
Category: Immigration · Covers: All states · ~6 pages
A plain-English guide to the constitutional rights that apply to everyone on U.S. soil — how to recognize an administrative vs. judicial warrant, how to invoke the right to remain silent and to counsel, and how to build a family preparedness plan before anything happens.
Category: Immigration · Covers: All states · ~6 pages
A 6-section guide to writing and sending a cease and desist letter that gets results: pinning down the legal hook, drafting clear demands, picking a delivery channel that creates proof of service, and knowing when to escalate.
Category: Cease & Desist · Covers: All states · ~6 pages
A 6-section guide to responding to a cease and desist letter: triaging the demands, stress-testing the legal claim, preserving evidence, deciding whether to comply, and drafting a response that keeps your options open.
Category: Cease & Desist · Covers: All states · ~6 pages
A 5-section guide to filing a Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown notice: confirming the work is yours, finding the right designated agent, drafting a notice that meets the statutory requirements, and handling the counter-notice process if it comes back.
Category: Cease & Desist · Covers: All states · ~5 pages
A 6-section guide to anti-SLAPP statutes in TX, AZ, NV, and NM: what kinds of speech are covered, how the early motion to dismiss works, the fee-shifting rules, and the very different appeal-stay treatment in each state.
Category: Cease & Desist · Covers: Texas, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico · ~7 pages
These guides are general information about the law, not legal advice for your specific situation. Statutes change, and the right answer for your case can depend on facts not covered in a guide. Talk to a licensed attorney in your state before making decisions that affect your rights.