OK, I think all wages in Texas are exempt from garnishment, but you may consider a non-wage garnishment (bank levy) and possibly go after any bank accounts or personal valuables such as cars, but I would imagine that the court would limit your ability to take someone's vehicle especially if they use this as their primary source of transportation.

However, that does not mean that the millage Will not increase, and if a school levy or other tax assessment was passed recently, your taxes will go up regardless of valuation

., you can garnish and levy everything.  

@Levi T.

Originally posted by Levi T.

@Levi T.

Hopefully there will be a high likelihood of you being able to collect on it too since you obviously know where she banks (you can levy bank accounts with a judgment) and I'm guessing she's still working since she said she COULD pay rent if she wanted to (and one of the best ways to collect on a judgment in California is through wage garnishment). 

The property tax rate depends on which city you are in b/c of additional local property taxes and levies.

That won't stop them from potentially levying a $100K lawsuit on you, if their child breaks an arm or leg on it.I was under contract for a property that already had tenants and a trampoline in the open front yard. 

Fines were levied for non compliance after 9 months.