Please clarify what your question is as I'm not understanding. Basically if your friend assaulted his girlfriend he can get jail time.

Your lease will state whether or not they can place a lockbox. Try to stay amicable with the landlord, the good news is you are moving soon so you won't have to deal with it for very long.

A family law lawyer in your jurisdiction can best answer this question. Sometimes it has been done here; however, generally, the Courts want to see a stable situation for the child to be adopted into. Again, each fact situation is different and yours are best described in private. Some lawyers... View More

Yes and there are specific real estate/landlord/tenant lawyers that practice in the area of housing assistance so you'll need to narrow your search some.

No it would not breach the clause.

ICE doesn't always get involved in civil cases; however, sometimes they do. My best advice to you is to get a lawyer to help you with this and to try and work together with the children's mother as you definitely want to be supporting your children.

Speak to a Debtor's attorney, aka bankruptcy attorney and see what you options are. You might be able to file bankruptcy for the busines or there may be other options for you.

In Texas you do not have to press charges. If the DA's office believes they have enough evidence to substantiate the charge then it is their duty to press charges. As long as there isn't a protective order stating he cannot come near you it should be fine; however, he should probably... View More

I can't answer your question without knowing what the entire will states. It's best if you take a copy of the will to a proabte attorney and ask them that question in person.

You need to be speaking privately with an attorney in your jurisdiction that handles this type of work.

Usually, until a court order is established either parent is entitled to possession of the child. Some states give the mother possession depending on the age of the child. Seek the advice of a family law attorney as soon as possible.

You can't force your spouse to contribute to the household or disclose her income although you will have to file income taxes eventually. Perhaps, you should seek marriage counseling.

Contact social security.

Not all attorneys retain copies of the will. There is typically a court action that can be filed to reuire someone who has the will to produce it in court. You should visit with a probate attorney in the correct jurisdiction.

If both are on the lease then neither can evict. If only one on the lease then they have to evict the correct way.

You can attempt to sue to recover your money; however, it may be more troublen than it is worth. It might be better to cut your losses and move on.

If they have a different address you can send notice to them; however, they are not the creditor.

Yes. Texas is a community property estate, meaning you are entitled to part of his earnings even if you didn't work. Please consult with a divorce lawyer for more information.

You cannot leave your dog for 24 hours at a time without access to food or water if that is your question. Otherwise you should review your local animal ordinances. Please restate your question so we better understand it.

Lawsuits can take a longtime in District Court; however, each phase has specific timelines. You would do well to look at the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.