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My wife and I recently sold our FW house. Because of my credit, my name was not on house purchase. Tax’s, anything. When we sold realtor had me sign and initial all selling paperwork, knowing I wasn’t even list on home.
answered on Jan 12, 2019
I’ll assume the home was purchased after marriage. In that case it is community property regardless of whether your name is on the loan. If you are now pursuing a divorce you can ask that these funds not be used until everything is sorted out. Let us know if you need our help. 888/343-4529 or... View More 
answered on Jan 11, 2019
It does not matter about the vehicle you were in being uninsured as to whether you can recover your damages from the responsible party.
I just found out i have a 5 year old daughter, her mother is married and has two older children with her husband. her husband is listed as father on the girls birth certificate and he has raised her since she was born. we have not taken a dna test yet but her mother claims she is 100% sure she is... View More
answered on Jan 11, 2019
Please get an attorney as soon as possible to ascertain your legal obligations and duties. You can be responsible for supporting the child if in fact it is your child. You have a right to a DNA test do it. Good luck.
He ilegally kicked me and kids out of the house. We are to the final decree. He wants the house without paying me for my half. Am I entitled to half the house? He lied under oath. He tried to kill me in 2013. I have no income. He also took a lien out on my truck. He wants me to be responsible for... View More
answered on Jan 10, 2019
You've got a lot going on in your case and several questions. I think that since you are not able to afford an attorney look for legal aid organizations or bar associations in your area to assist you. Good luck to you.
We've been married for 9 years and 3 years ago I was abel to change my imigration status and now things aren't so good and we are thinking of getting a divorce due to her infidelity. What are my chances with her taking my residency away?
answered on Jan 10, 2019
You should consult with an immigration attorney as they would be best able to answer your questions as to immigration statuses. Good luck.
Judge demands I have one but theres no way I can afford it and she doesnt care. What do I do?
answered on Jan 9, 2019
Inform the court of your inability to pay and you may be able to get court appointed counsel for no charge.
I have always been involved with my kids and I have court order child support and visitation I have always struggled to get the mother to follow the orders. But this weekend my daughter came to me and told me that their mother don't have custody of them. That Cps took her right I was never... View More
answered on Jan 9, 2019
There's a lot going on in your situation. It would be most helpful for you to schedule a consultation with an attorney.
I have a criminal case pending. Planed on turning myself in to fix issue but worried if I haven't made full required payment the judge requested. Criminal case and civil unrelated but I can still be held for back support unless I submit payment my order just says Jan 2019 I only have partial... View More
answered on Jan 9, 2019
Look at your order for the due date. Follow that. It should state the exact date that it is due. To be on the safe side pay be that date.
She cheated and is now telling me she wants me out. I feel like I got the short end of the stick and since she talked me into getting child support. I have no idea what to do. And my family lives 6 hours away from her. I don't want to leave her without a car so I'm leaving it with her for... View More
answered on Jan 9, 2019
Look at the order that was signed by the judge when you went to the child support court. It should also have some details about your visitation rights. Good luck.
Ive never been behind or late on my support but i been trying to take the mother to court to enforce visitations but im worried they will tell me i have to pay back child support because the original order was made back in 2008 and hasn’t been motified since then and i do make more money now.
answered on Jan 9, 2019
Don't let that bother you. If the order has not been modified by the court then they can't go back and say you owe more than previously ordered. Go ahead and fight for your visitation rights. We can assist as well 888-3434LAW or 888-343-4529.
Plus he hasn't put his correct name on the birth certificate , for example he's a jr.but the birth certificate has the IV and he won't correct it
answered on Jan 9, 2019
The fact that your son is not supporting his child should not affect your right to assert as a grandparent.
answered on Jan 9, 2019
Search the county records in San Antonio for the marriage license and the district clerk records in that county for the divorce records.
answered on Jan 9, 2019
You should absolutely assert your rights to see your child. Sadly, you'll have to pay an attorney to do so. These attorney fees can be requested in your case if you are able to show that she violated the order for visitation. We handle these assertions by parents often. Let us know if we... View More
Writ of habeas corpus
answered on Jan 8, 2019
If you need services related to a writ of habeas corpus feel free to contact us at 888-343-4529 or 888-3434-LAW.
answered on Jan 5, 2019
File suit and get orders put in place by a judge. We suggest you employing an attorney. Let us know if you’d like our help. 888-3434LAW or 888-343-4529.
answered on Jan 4, 2019
An abused woman should not lose her children just because she was abused. Good luck in your case.
My husband and I are both non-US citizens and holding J1 visas working in Texas. We got married in US and now agreed to get divorce. We don't have property or children to separate. Do we have to go to the court to finally get divorce? Or we can just sign up some files and get a final divorce?... View More
answered on Jan 2, 2019
If either of you have been a Texas resident for at least 6 months then proceed in the county where this party has resided in last 90 days. Call us and we can get you taken care of. 888-3434LAW or 888-343-4529.
answered on Dec 28, 2018
It is highly suggested that you employ the assistance of an attorney for that hearing. Any response would have to be tailored to your unique situation. Let us know if you would like our assistance. 888-3434LAW or 888-343-4529.
Charge was at the age of 12, i am now 29.
answered on Dec 27, 2018
Adoptions take into consideration the totality of the circumstances. In general without knowing the particular charge at hand we could not comment on that particular issue. But, if it were something that would not hinder your parenting skills and you have not been in any trouble since the age of... View More
answered on Dec 24, 2018
Certainly, if you believe the health, safety and best interests of your sons are in jeapordy then should should take affirmative actions to achieve the goal of protecting them. Let us know if we can help. 888-3434LAW or 888-343-4529.
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