the changes. Some of what the decree says is old and not updated. I dont know how to go about it.
answered on May 2, 2023
You need to retain a lawyer to modify possession for over a hundred miles
Since December 27th of 2022, my parents have been locking me in the garage with no insulation, with no access to water or the bathroom.
answered on May 2, 2023
Get a job and move out If you are disabled get government benefits. You can also go to a shelter
I was pulled over because the officer said I pulled too far past the white line at a stop sign (which I did not ) he immediately asked to walk the dog around my truck I said no but they still did. He never even asked me for my license and registration also during the stop he asked me who was inside... View More 
answered on Apr 21, 2023
Yes. Your case was dismissed. You may not be able to file a non disclosure but you can own a gun m
Resulted in his death what should I do
answered on Apr 20, 2023
Without knowing more facts I can't tell you what you can do. You may have a lawsuit. Please call a lawyer to discuss the facts. I do not charge for the initial phone call and I am sure other lawyers will talk free over the phone
I would like to know if I can record my kids when I pick them up and drop them off at their moms if I’m letting her know she’s being record and my kids too? Can I still record even when I inform her and says she doesn’t give consent
answered on Apr 18, 2023
If you are a party to the recording you don't need consent.
it's a felony charge I am not guilty but it's only been about three months since my arrest I haven't had enough time to get my attorney paid and need advice right away.
answered on Apr 18, 2023
Request a court appointmented lawyer or a reset to hire a lawyer
Walmart said I hit the employee showed on camera that I did not hit still charged me with a felony for robbery for under $25 worth of items I got it dropped to a misdemeanor theft of a person may I sue them for wrongful charges and for loss of wages and loss of home
answered on Apr 16, 2023
No .you can't sue them for the district attorney office over charging you
My bf died in October. He didn’t have a will. It was assumed his kids from previous marriage would take over his estate. In January (I still live in his house) I found a signed and notarized paper called a Quit Claim Deed. It was never filed. I looked it up and saw that it had to be filed at... View More
answered on Apr 16, 2023
If it is a forged deed you can be criminally charged. In general quit claims deeds are not used in Texas .
it was a bad break up. so i reallt don’t want to see him
I love my child & want to visit him during his school lunch, my child wants this as well. My ex says I'm forbidden to visit during lunch because the decree doesn't mention lunch. I know that Texas Family Code Sec. 153.073 says
"(a) Unless limited by court order, a parent... View More
answered on Apr 17, 2023
Do you have standard visitation or supervised. If supervised my answer is no. If you have standard visitation. You can have lunch if school allows it . I am assuming it is a small child. Do not over do it. Once a week is plenty.
We were having an argument and he was just trying to get me out of his face but they filed family violence on him and it wasn't family violence he did not assault me he just put his hands on my neck to move me backwards
answered on Apr 5, 2023
There should be a body cam on what you told the police. He needs a criminal defense lawyer
My mother has temporarily custody of my children, and I would like to know what all I have to do to get them back.
answered on Apr 5, 2023
It depends on why she has temporary custody . If cps is involved you need to do the plan. If you just left them there and no court or you can just take them
I have been on bond for a misdemeanor dwi for over 2 years.check in weekly and No notice of court date from bondsman or district clerk . Warrant issued 3 days ago. Isn't there a statute of limitations on a case like this?
answered on Apr 3, 2023
You have already been charged so there is not a statute of limitation problem . You need to retain a lawyer,
If i had a car accident and I didn’t have insurance and I’m not the owner of the car. The police report put me at fault and the other driver passed away, but I know it wasn’t my fault. The tow driver talked to some witnesses and they told him there was another truck who hit the suv that hit... View More
answered on Apr 2, 2023
Did the owner of the car he e insurance or do you have any insurance on a car you own. If they sue you and are successful you will lose your driver's license.
to withdraw his plea
answered on Mar 31, 2023
You will need to call lawyers and discuss the facts of your case . I do not charge for phone calls .
Standard conditions of bond Collin County Texas: "The defendant shall not be alleged to have committed any new offense against this state or any other state or federal jurisdiction" or "A warrant may be issued for you".
answered on Mar 31, 2023
It usually is no a bond violation unless you are prohibited from driving,
answered on Mar 31, 2023
This sounds crazy. I find it hard to believe. Retain a lawyer and make sure you don't have a warrant
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