I haven't received a temp custody order or anything - Can I show up and get my kids since the paper works states that is what I'm supposed to do for the month of July. Can he keep them from me?
answered on Jul 1, 2022
If you have court order visitation show up. If he does not give them to you file a writ
It's been years since this happened, but about 4 years ago I applied at HEB and was declined because of my "assault charge", is what they said. I know this has to be inaccurate because I was never charged, so I am curious what they saw on my background check?
answered on Jun 30, 2022
If you were not convicted you can file to expunge the case.
I’m 54 years old, married for 33 years, and unemployed ( I’m seeking a job); my husband and I are almost separated for 3 years. We do have a home in Sugar Land and joined banks accounts
( that he is controlling most of them, I don’t have online access except for one account). I’m... Read more »
answered on Jun 28, 2022
If you have lived in Texas for 6 months and in Austin for 90 days file in the county where you live,
I filed a petition in Tarrant County to have my case moved to Collin County (where the kids and I reside) and to modify the order. My ex husband filed his own petition 6/14 without actually answering mine. I was informed that I can not move forward until I am served or I should reach out to his... Read more »
answered on Jun 28, 2022
Look in your county and see if there are volunteer lawyers. If you don't have a lawyer I would wait until you are served,
answered on Jun 28, 2022
You could be arrested for filing a false police report. You need to tell the truth and hopefully they will dismiss his criminal case,
If a person is been convicted of a dwi in Texas, has been put on probation, and has been ordered to drive with an IID per the terms of their probation, can their probation officer temporarily suspend the requirement to drive with an IID for any period of time (particularly the first 2-3 months at... Read more »
My ex-husband and I share 50/50 custody of our 12 and 13 year old sons. The 13 year old has been living with his father during the school since 2021 and the 12 year old has lived with me full time, still maintaining the every other weekend agreement. While this agreement does not pose an immediate... Read more »
answered on Jun 28, 2022
You may need to leave kids here because most judges will not let you move. You can take the visitation you offered their father.
I didn't recive letter yet . Is his file can be hold or do I need hire lawyer? What do I need expect
answered on Jun 26, 2022
He can put the divorce on hold, If you have not been served you do not need to worry.
I have been very careful to avoid having our living situation qualify as a common law marriage under Texas law. I did designate my live-in friend as my domestic partner for health insurance purposes when I was working, but there was never a formal agreement of any kind. I own 100% of the house we... Read more »
answered on Jun 26, 2022
You need to have a Will and be specific . Show her the will and explain to her your wishes,
We've lived together 10 years. We are in our 60's and both own a lifetimes worth of assets. Additionally, our philosophies regarding finance handling are radically different. We laugh about our differences.
We love each other and want to make it official by marrying but neither... Read more »
EXAMPLE:
The court ordered you to pay $2000 almost 2 years ago. According to the rules of civil procedure if you don’t pay within 10 days of when you were ordered the court can strike your pleadings. You have paid a total of $50 leaving an outstanding deposit balance of $1950. If that... Read more »
answered on Jun 26, 2022
I doubt the court will strike your pleadings but you need to pay or settle the case,
My 3yr old child’s dad hasn’t seen, talked or supported her in almost 2 years. And his mom is the type to fight me in court to get visitation rights for her. Bc i don’t feel comfortable with her taking my child 5hrs away without me there, and she knows this but still keeps pushing about.
answered on Jun 26, 2022
Texas grandparent rights are very limited. I doubt she could prevail in court. Her son could get visitation and the grandparent could see the child on his time
My son's mother is trying to take me to court to invoke rules on where I can take my son and who I can take him around. She's using her mom's health as a reason for this due to her MS. Her mom is a caretaker of Logan when he's not in my custody/when she's at work. Thank you!
answered on Jun 26, 2022
Your son's mom can get a court order but she can't keep you taking your son around family unless there is a danger
My daughter's medical records were "missing" after a car accident making it difficult to get medical treatment. Our family found out someone filed a lawsuit claiming to represent her personal injuries. They used someone else's identity with the same fist and last name. Now years... Read more »
answered on Jun 26, 2022
Contact the lawyer who filed the lawsuit and file a police report .
And when arrived cop sees no visible markings never question my mom and detaining me never told me why what happened or anything just walked up behind me told me stand up turn around put your hands behind your back inside the store
We bought our home together and are both in the loan but we’re getting divorced but we decided to keep the property in both of our names anyway
My cousin and I are related biologically, but adopted into different families. She has given up rights to her child and I have filed for adoption. I have finished my home studies and i have court next week but now CPS is telling me that the paperwork will need to be changed to "Other eligible... Read more »
answered on Jun 21, 2022
If they are still letting you adopt don't worry about what they refer to you
The police got called for burglary vehicle I was in my room with the door closed and the latch latched I was in there by myself cops came I didn't answer the door they never seen me in the room of course they knew I was there but never see me and eventually broke down the door found illicit... Read more »
answered on Jun 19, 2022
If they have a felony warrant they can break down the door,
I have been given guardianship of my grandchild, and I need a copy of the voluntary parental relinquishment sent by the possible father. How would I go about getting one?
answered on Jun 19, 2022
If it has been filed with the court go to the clerks office and they can give you a copy,
A family member was drinking and was mad at me. They call 911 and accused me of beating a child (not true at all, police didn't even ask to see the child). The family member then threatened to kill me on the 911 call. Isn't that considered a terroristic threat, or at least domestic... Read more »
answered on Jun 19, 2022
They are filing false police reports. Police could if arrested him for false police report.
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