Yes, the creditor will usually not bother you as long as they are getting their money just be sure to keep it insured and payments made on time.

It's best if you consult privately with a divorce lawyer on this. Generally you have to have been married for 10 years to receive spousal maintenance in Texas. Child custody is based on the best interests of the children.

It doesn't matter how many children a person has they still must pay child support. They just may need to get more than one job.

Anyone who harbors a runaway can get in trouble. There are places you can go or people to contact if you feel you are in danger. Perhaps there is someone at the school such as a counselor you can turn to to share your thoughts with.

I'm confused on your question because I don't understand how the police were notified of the deceased person. If the police discover a deceased person then they will usually work to notify the next of kin.

It may be too late to change the obituary; however, if you feel the death certificate was done in error then you may seek to have it amended. Contact the department of vital statistics to find out what the proper procedure is.

After so many days at the pound, the dog is considered surrendered. Even if adopted out an owner has a right to re-claim the proeprty but it must be done so within a certain time frame, this is typically 30 days. I do not think a year is reasonable; however, I do not know all the particular... View More

The by-laws typically control how board members serve so they would control. Usually if a member resigns mid-term then the person replacing them would only serve out the remainder of that term. Staggered terms are in the best interest of the HOA.

Medicaid has an automatic lien on the property and they don't necessarily "take" it, although property sold is subject to this lien. Further an application filed for probate should state whether or not an estate is subject to a medicaid lien.

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No, you are not obligated to show these statements to her children.

It's a universal language that if you live somewhere you generally pay for it; evict them.

Your husband can take proper legal steps to find out if the child is his or not. If it is his then he will have a duty to support the child; however, the fact that he has other children to support will be taken into consideration.

IRS is Federal law and it supercedes the Texas State law. If you are aware there is a possibility the property may be seized, you should not do anything to try and hide the assets.

Start by checking what type of easement he has and whether it gives him the right to subdivide his land and keep the same easement. I'm surprised he's not responsible to maintain the easement. You may want to take the deed regarding the easement to an attorney to review.

Contact the cemetery, they may have forms you can use such as affidavit of sale, etc. Otherwise, you may have to go through proceeding to show you are the rightful heirs.

You might be able to make a claim with your own insurance company and hire a personal injury attorney to assist you.

Call around and get quotes from other attorneys.

The payments will be effected if he files a motion to modify based on his additional children. The visitation will not be effected by his lack of payments; however, he may loose rights through abandonment if he continues to lack contact.

Someone needs to get immediate legal temporary custody of the child without it both parents technically have rights to the child; however, the Courts will usually lean towards the mother of a baby especially if breast feeding or similar.

The will needs to be probated otherwise it's not valid. Until then the house passes according to Texas laws of intestate.