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One isn't will the irs refund all go to me or will he get some back due to him claiming another child that isnt mine. Best part is he wants me to give him back money even though he would get the credit as if he paid it .
In fact it was a different substance when it goes to the lab and comes back neg for cocaine what will happen?
answered on Mar 26, 2023
The district attorney will refile the charges with the correct drug.
Long story short, I went in on a house with my gf but my name isn’t on the deed. We were gonna do that when we refinanced as I am helping with monthly payments but I also put up all the closing costs and repaired the water system, had the softener fixed, installed a garage door opener and things... View More 
answered on Mar 22, 2023
Unless you have a contract with her for repairs you cannot get your money back.
If the prosecution's argument is that I committed theft by forgery, does the no billed forgery make their case weak?
Already did temp orders and now have a final order. The opposite party now wants a jury trial because they never pay out of pocket for attorney. There attorney stated he is pro bono in open court.I spent everything I had for attorney to get final court order naming me primary custodian. If he is... View More
answered on Mar 21, 2023
You don't have a final order or they would not be asking for a jury trial. Life is not fair
Every week for child support purposes and gets paid the rest in cash . How can I prove he is getting paid under the table ?
What can I legally do about that to prevent it from happening in the future ?
My spouse has a separate checking account at our credit union that she opened after separation. Our credit union requires that there be an attached savings account. It is not connected to the shared savings account, so that means that there has to be another account somewhere. I know that she can... View More
answered on Mar 21, 2023
Your attorney can file a discovery motion and ask for this information
He took the charge and went to jail.i bonded him out but now I need to say it was mine
answered on Mar 12, 2023
Retain a lawyer and talk to them about the facts. If your friend admitted the drugs were his it is too late
He would have to have it notarized at his unit and I'm not sure they will do it because he is not allowed contact with her
When this is taken in two periods can the total days exceed 30 days? My husband often picks them where the total days are over 40 days due to how he starts and stops after and before his weekends . Everyone is telling me this isn’t right and that they don’t do this, but everyone isn’t a legal... View More
answered on Mar 9, 2023
He can take days right after his weekend, Be happy that he is in your child's life . You can take on week away in the summer so you get an extended time.
Got out with a leg monitor cant goob200 getting or yard near his house he’s sleeping behind stores he is now homeless she is living in his house and he has nowhere she has a lot of mental issues bad bob has helper her with that she’s always trying to make him hit her bob don’t hit women can... View More
answered on Mar 8, 2023
He needs to get a court appointed lawyer or retain. Lawyer. If she is not on the lease he can retain a lawyer and evict her
i am almost 15 my brothers almost 16, and our mother is deceased and my dad is very unstable as in we never go to school. i never went to 8th grade because he didn't want me to and my dad is pretty physical. we have whiteness. For that he abuses alcohol he has also beat my biological and his... View More
answered on Mar 7, 2023
Your grandparents need to retain a lawyer and file for custody,
It listed out several subjects to be served with a subpoena by the State. Subjects for the upcoming trial were evidence tech, 911 custodian, fingerprint expert, and several deputy officers. However, it said it was "unserved" for every single subject involved. What does it mean; "unserved"?
answered on Mar 6, 2023
The subpoenas were not served. You need to find out why ,?
My sister was attacked in a public space by her husband (in process for divorce) who is a trained MMA fighter. He broke her leg and left her in a parking lot. Details are currently being gathered but from what we know:
-bar was closed (2am)
-both were drinking
-husband... View More
answered on Mar 6, 2023
He should be charged with a felony and she should get a protective order
answered on Mar 6, 2023
Look at his bank statements and see if you can find a lawyer that he paid, He may not of had a Will.
my daughters no longer want to live their mom but they aren't 12 yet. I have had cps called on their mom a couple of times already and the first time they made her move from her apartment because it was filthy and had roaches everywhere. the second time they gave her time to clean the new place.
answered on Mar 2, 2023
Hire a lawyer and file a Motion to Modify you don't have to wait until the kids are 12
answered on Feb 25, 2023
Under federal law you can never have a gun. Under Texas law you may be able to have one at your residence
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