First: Common Law marriage exists in Texas. There are specific ways to prove it. However, even if they were legally married, common law or normal marriage, all of the assets and property are distributed according to the valid Will.

Second: If there is a vailid Will, the Executor manages... View More

If the property was left to you both, then you both have to agree to sell the property. Contact a local probate attorney who can review the will and advise you. If you are the named executor, then your options are different than they would be if you are a beneficiary.

Contact a local probate attorney who can help you decide what to do. Take the Will with you when you meet with the attorney. Also take a list of all of the assets in the estate. This will be a list of everything the deceased owned at the moment of death. This includes the community property,... View More

You should re-do your Will if you wish to leave your property differently than your current Will provides. Since children are not property, they cannot be passed to someone through a Will. You may be thinking of a Designation of Guardian for Children, which states who you want to be your... View More

Contact a local probate attorney who can review the facts and recommend the best way to probate the estate.

You need to enforce the decree. A Muniment of Title is a method of probating a Will.

If your order states $3500, that is the amount he is required to give you. If your order states that he is to provide 1/2 of the 401(k) as of a certain date, then that is the amount he is required to give you.

I recommend that the daughter pick up the ring herself. In our office, we have had the experience where an opposing attorney mailed a valuable item and it was not received. He was able to trace it but not actually get the item back.

You should reapply using your information,

When there is no order in place, each parent has the right to the child. Your first step is to hire a local attorney so that you can get a good, enforceable order in place. The courts typically want the child to be able to see both parents, but if the child is in danger, the courts can order... View More

You should contact your attorney to make sure that whatever you do is in compliance with your order. If she is not allowing you to see the child in violation of the order, you can file an enforcement. Our courts take violation of their orders seriously.

Typically the police do not get... View More

Contact a local family law attorney who will review all of the facts and explain your options. If the attorney determines that you have standing, you will be able to proceed in court. I wish you the best.

If there is an order in place, it probably says that she is allowed to know where he has the baby when he has possession of the baby. If there is no order in place, he should contact a local family law attorney and get the process started. If she likes drama, a well-written order will help him... View More

You can enforce the order. If it says she is to provide insurance, she has to do so. Sometimes it will say if she does not provide the insurance, you provide it and she has to pay for it. Contact your attorney to see exactly what your order says and what your options are. You do want to make... View More

Your attorney is the best person to ask, since the attorney was in court and has access to your current temporary orders. You will have to have the necessary evidence and facts to support your motion to modify. Without reviewing the case, it would be hard for me to give you a good answer.

It depends on what your agreement says. Does it have a geographic restriction? In Texas, judges do not like to see a parent moving a child far away from the other parent. Your best option is to contact a local family law attorney who can review the agreement and advise you as to your options.... View More

You are obligated to honor the court order to deliver your child to the other parent in accordance with the possession schedule. If you are concerned about your child's immediate safety, then call 911 right away. If your child is not in danger, then contact a local family law attorney who... View More

Contact a local family law attorney who can review your situation and all of the facts and advise you as to whether you can file a modification of your current order. The attorney will be able to explain all of your options and help you decide what to do next.

If you have a custody case in court, you need to hire an experienced family law attorney. The attorney can review the mediated settlement agreement and look at the current situation and advise you as to how to proceed.

It depends on what the possession order says. If there is an order for her to have him and she chooses to exercise her possession, then she can do so. Unfortunately, you cannot force a parent to see their children and sometimes parents do not exercise all of their possible possession time.