It depends on the nature and content of the Omnibus Order. For example, an Omnibus Order might transfer a number of cases from one court to another to equalize their dockets or when a new court is created for a particular county. Some family courts enter an Omnibus Order that is really nothing... View More

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answered on Apr 15, 2024

Initially you need to hire a TX attorney to search that title. Just looking on the internet is only a start. If you are going to file suit to set aside fraudulent encumbrances, then you will need to know the title and the liens verbatim. If actual forged instruments were recorded, then a... View More

It depends on whether the "agreement" arises out of mediation and is commemorated in a signed mediation settlement agreement or whether it was announced in open court and expressly irrevocable.

In many cases involving child custody, agreements reached between the parties are... View More

You are only responsible for child care if you have a contractual arrangement with the child care provider to pay that provider or a court order that orders you to pay child care in addition to child support. Unless the court order specifies that you are only allowed to spend time with your... View More

Yes, they can do that. Because his mother signed it over to your husband as a gift, the land and house became his separate property which is subject to his sole management and control. He does not need your permission to gift his separate property back to his mother.

You can, of course,... View More

"Order to come" is not a technical legal term with a defined meaning, so that phrase should be given its ordinary and customary meaning in the context in which it is being used.

There is a legal document called an "Order to Appear" which is commonly used to compel a... View More

You need to look for a competent attorney in or near the county where the hearing was held experienced in the area of legal malpractice. I often handle cases of this nature. My rate of $500 per hour is reasonable and customary in the North Texas area, and if the amount of damages caused by your... View More

You can request that the medical examiner or doctor who completed the death certificate file an amended certificate of death. But why?

The death certificate does not "divorce" you. You were, in fact, still married at the time of your husband's death. What is stated on the... View More

Most custody orders require a parent to provide to the other parent such records. If you do not have a custody order, there is no independent legal obligation on your part to gather together and provide such information. Your adult son has the right to obtain his own medical records from his own... View More

While it is probably wrong for your aunt to withhold important documents like your social security card and birth certificate from you, I doubt law enforcement will deign to get involved. Simply request duplicates from the appropriate government office.

A person cannot lawfully divert mail... View More

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answered on Apr 6, 2024

I'm sorry you're going through this situation and dealing with an abusive, selfish spouse. You're not alone, and you're not without options. But, there are no quick or easy solutions. Rather, all roads lead in one direction -- a divorce. Here are the steps I would suggest:... View More

Provided you are able to provide proof of the domestic violence and the other baby, these would be grounds to ask for a disproportionate share (more than 50/50) of the community estate.

The community estate consists of any property that was acquired during the marriage (except for... View More

A mother has committed a crime in Texas if she "intentionally, knowingly, recklessly, or with criminal negligence, by act or omission, engages in conduct that places a child younger than 15 years in imminent danger of death, bodily injury, or physical or mental impairment."

Mere... View More

Texas penal code state that a fetus is considered a person, There's currently no laws that say drinking during permanency is illegal could you be given a contributing to a minor " ticket if you drank while pregnant in Texas?

Texas penal code section 1.07 (a)(26) provides that the... View More

In Texas, all property or income earned during the marriage is deemed community property, excluding gifts and inheritances. Even separate inherited property can be a challenge if marital income is used to pay taxes, remodel, etc. If an inheritance is in cash and that cash comes to be added to the... View More

During a Divorce spatting spouse divide marital during divorce proceedings. state law directly the division of the proports during divorce proceedings. A primary consideration in property division is the classification of assets as marital or separate generally is marital property regardless of... View More

if you answer was same rule every inherence property During a Divorce spatting spouse divide marital during divorce proceedings. state law directly the division of the proports during divorce proceedings. A primary consideration in property division is the classification of assets as marital or... View More

No Texas Constitution protects your homestead from most creditors except property tax liens and HOA liens, and I believe a child support lien attaches and does not need to be renewed every 10 years. Any normal creditor can not seize your homestead for nonpayment. They can execute against bank... View More

Prepare a Final Order in Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship based on the AJ report using the standard language set forth in the Texas Family Law Practice Manual (3rd ed. or 2022 ed.). Submit the proposed Final Order to opposing counsel to determine if there are any objections. If there... View More

No. When you sign a power of attorney, only the person you designate as your attorney-in-fact has the powers set forth in the instrument, not that person's spouse. Even if your attorney-in-fact were to die or become disabled, his powers would not pass to his wife unless you specifically... View More