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I got her served and she’s not responding, what are the 20 day/ default judgement need to be filed? What’s the point of the 20 day if I have to wait the 60?
answered on May 31, 2024
Make sure you file the return of citation. You can't go to court for 60 days. You will need to prepare all the documents needed for a Default. She can also answer before the 60 days which will prevent you from taking. Default .
Coerced into signing a plea deal because if not the lawyer said would get death penalty if didn't but no evidence was found no DNA no video no nothing how can one go about trying to get justice for a loved one?
answered on Apr 29, 2024
You can file a Writ but they are difficult to win. I am sure that there is evidence . There had to be witnesses that were going to testify. They don't have to have DNA or a video to find someone guilty .
My boyfriend was pulled over bc he almost fell asleep driving and swerved onto the shoulder pretty hard. An officer saw him do this. The vehicle was searched and drugs were found. He was not given a ticket or a written warning or anything for the reason he was stopped. Several people now have told... View More 
answered on Mar 4, 2024
The stop is legal. Police do not have to give you a citation for the reason they initially stopped you if they find drugs in your car. Did you consent to the police searching the car or did the police smell pot. The police have to have PC to search your vehicle
And if the dad doesn't have his own place and live with 8 other people in a 2 bedroom trailer house can he still get custody of the child?
answered on Feb 22, 2024
A judge can confer with the child at the age of 12 but the judge does not have to honor the child's wishes. The judge determines what the best interest of the child. Father could still get custody even if he only has two bedrooms. It is best to work custody cases out. If you go to... View More
child's father is unstable. a history of alcohol abuse, insomnia, depression and anxiety. He isn't allowed to work for the state because of instances that happened while he was in active duty. he owns a gun that is military grade, and he keeps it out in the open or out at all times. he... View More
answered on Nov 30, 2024
You need to retain a lawyer if you want to protect your child. You may be able to get supervised visitation for the father.
She also messaged me telling me that she did it and messaged my other roommate saying she did.
answered on Nov 23, 2024
Yes. Call the police and make a report. The police will call the district attorney and they will decide if they will accept charges
kinda a long story but the gist of it is i have an exgirlfriend that stole my credit card info and used it 4 months after we broke up for over $2,000 with 70+ transactions over the course of a single month.
the detective is telling me that because i gave her my card to get food at one point... View More
answered on Nov 14, 2024
You waited 4 months to complain. I think you are stuck with the charges. You should of noticed the charges the first month.
I am originally from Honduras, I lived with my mother until I was 7 years old, she came to the United States and left me living with my grandmother, 2 years later my grandmother died and I went to live with my father but that was only for a year because my mother did not want me to live with him,... View More
answered on Nov 12, 2024
If there is a court order you have to live where we the order states. If no court order you can l
I am the custodial parent in my case with my 15 and 16 yr old kids. I am over the kids school and where they stay I have the rights over that. We have a 50/50 agreement. But the mother of the kids have brainwashed the kids and plotted to have kids not come home and never once told them they had to... View More
answered on Nov 11, 2024
You need to file Motion to enforce and contempt and get a court date. Do not wait the longer you wait she will claim that you voluntarily gave up you periods of possession
answered on Nov 10, 2024
It depends on the county how they set bonds. If you have priors that could be one reason. It sounds extremely high. If you retain a lawyer they can set a bond hearing and try to get a reasonable bond.
I have custody he has withheld her for 80 days
answered on Nov 9, 2024
You need to get a lawyer and file a writ, If you do not do something fast he will argue that you voluntary let hm have the child.
answered on Nov 9, 2024
If they had a Will you need to probate the Will. If they did not have a Will contact a probate lawyer. If you are not the only child unless the other siblings agree you will not be able to put the house in your name,
I don’t feel like I am a victim I started the fight and ended up taking a shot at him b4 he left after hearing that our boss was on way and had called the cops. The paperwork the DA office mailed me said I had to take a free class if I wanted opportunity to not have my husband charged. So I... View More
answered on Nov 9, 2024
You should not be pressured to all the DA. Take the class and than make your own decision if you want to call the DA,
Now he wants to file for divorce but doesn’t want any thing on his record as he wants to be able to get partial custody of his children.
answered on Nov 9, 2024
It depends on what type of protective order that was issued, If it was a 61 day protective order it will expire. If you went to civil court and was granted a protective order it will not go away,
Good afternoon. I pay $1300 a month as a non custodial parent and we have joint custody of the kids. My son needs to go to the barber to get his haircut but the mom refuses pay for it. Also he always goes to school with slippers and socks, no sneakers or shoes. What are child support payments... View More
answered on Nov 9, 2024
Your ex can do whatever she wants with the child support money, Put the best interest of the child first, Take your child to the barber and get his hair cut and buy him new shoes, It may not be fair to you but it is in the best interest of your child,
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answered on Nov 9, 2024
IT depends how long you have been out of prison if you can have a gun at your residence under State law . Under Federal law you can never own a gun anywhere or anytime,
I was fasley charged in Lubbock tx. The charge was dropped months later. During a hearing to proceed pro se in my case, a sitting district attorney stated that my case did not fit the criteria of the charge i was charged with
answered on Nov 9, 2024
The district attorney generally have immunity, You may have a malicious prosecution suit against the complaining witness if the facts are right,
My ex revealed in a text she plans to move out of state with my son within the next year, to a state that will allow her to seek transgender treatment for him. I do not think he, at his age, should be treated for this. When he is 18, if he still wants it, OK, but he does not have the wisdom or life... View More
answered on May 31, 2024
You need to file a Motion to modify and Ask for a geographic restriction and request all medical decisions have to be mutually agreed
I have since moved out of state and i am unable to return to texas due to not being able to get time off from work. Can a Lawyer represent me on my behalf. The charge is for domestic violence.
answered on May 31, 2024
You did not state what county the warrant was issued. Call a lawyer in that county .
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