If one of you has filed for divorce the Court may have an automatic restraining order that goes into effect which keeps either party from changing status to accounts or removing property withou permission so be sure to check that if it's your case.

You can complete this process; however, as the other attorney stated, it is a process that can easily be done wrong even by attorneys. I suggest you spend the time and money on a knowldegable attorney and have the comfort of knowing it was done correctly.

What is your actual question?

If you believe he is in an unsafe and/or abusive situation you should report it immediately to Adult Protective Services with the State of Texas. They will send out invesitgators.

You might be able to void it as having signed it under duress; however, you continue to have these arguements.

Perhaps they should request an accounting from the personal representative and if they question fair market value present it before the courts; however, I suggest they get a lawyer involved sooner rather than later.

Speak to a debtor's attorney in your area that can advise you of your different options.

You might want to get something official before you block it as you're liable to be made to look like the bad guy.

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CPS is not going to help in this type of situation. If you feel your child is in danger it is your responsibility to modify the current court order to provide for a safe environment for your son.

If you do not want your dog then tell them you want to surrender any rights you may have.

Yes, you are usually still obligated.

Usually if you were named as a beneficiary on a life insurance policy upon providing proof of death and identification the funds will be paid directly to you. I suggest getting clarification in writing of exactly what it is they want.

If there is a protective order contact the agency that issued or a police department to report the violation.

Try asking this in criminal law. It isn't an a question for probate as that deals with estates for deceased people.

Yes, you can file your own agreed custody paperwork; however, it is better to use a lawyer or at lest have a lawyer review the papers before filing.

Your parents are the legal guardians of you so technically they have control over decisions with you including whether or not you have pets.

Follow all the directions. You can also find the directions for filing forms and attaching proof on the USCIS website.

Perhaps you can modify your loan or enter a chapter 13 bankruptcy. You should consult with a debt assistance attorney to see what your options are.

It can help re-build credit but you should only do it if you can truly afford to re-pay it because if you default on it the consequences can be worse than not having the loan at all.