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answered on Feb 24, 2023
Both parties do not need to be together when they sign this document, Each person should have their own lawyer,
answered on Feb 24, 2023
It depends if the phone was in the possession of the at time of the arrest.
My attorney refuses to cut me a check after years stating it would affect my disability social security. Is this true?
answered on Feb 22, 2023
Your attorney does not have a choice regarding cutting you a. Check. File a grievance with the State Bar of Texas
Parenting classes. Along with drug and alcohol screenings. We were wrongfully accused of robbing a store. They came in and raided our home and since then cps has been on our case. Neither one of us were charged with the crime. Need to know what the next step for us would be.
answered on Feb 22, 2023
You need to retain a lawyer. CPS can be difficult to deal with and they can remove your kids
My spouse left our home and went to a different country for business without discussing this with me. He comes back for a week or two every month, sometimes every other month. I want family counseling before a divorce happens. I also want custody of our children with scheduled visitation. No... View More 
Criminal charges out of Castro county, Tx. Possible child endangerment and prostitution.
Police have admissions of guilt and hard evidence for the child endangerment.
The child found my sister through a 23 and me search and identified her as an Aunt. Apparently her mother chose to raise her without telling me. She says she is just looking for confirmation of who her biological dad is.
answered on Feb 20, 2023
You do not have any responsibility at this point, You may want to do dna to confirm that you are the dad. You could give her your health history . You need a Will because she will inherit if you do not have a Will.
My kids are living with her parents 4 hours away from her residence. She visits them on the weekends. I could not have custody for because she wanted it. Now I find out this. What can I do? She should be watching the kids if that’s what she wanted. Now I’m being punished. I wanted my kids.
Is that a possible grounds for dismissal?
answered on Feb 17, 2023
No. It is not grounds for dismissal. Retain a lawyer to assist you in resolving your case. You may of been overcharged originally
Getting pulled over outside a military base ended up getting a DWI due speeding.. what would likely be my out come out of this? I hold a professional license under Texas and I've been told i could still have my job only if I get my case "deferred adjudication"
answered on Feb 14, 2023
If you are in Harris county you may be able to get PTI which is better than deferred, You can also get deferred on Bac depending Bac . Retain a lawyer.
This gym is an upscale gym in Houston that charges members about $250 per month. They failed to maintain their equipment which caused my injury. I would like to know my legal options.
answered on Feb 13, 2023
You should be able to get your medical bills and loss wages paid for. If there is a injury with pain and suffering you should be able to get damages
answered on Feb 11, 2023
You can pay the cash on ond or 10 percent but you may need collateral.
My father, who recently passed away, set up a life insurance policy several decades ago (before he met my mother) for a daughter from a previous marriage. Despite not needing to do this, he had specified in his will that the life insurance payout would go to his daughter. At some point he changed... View More
I need help with getting the interlock removal form that was signed to release the device so i can obtain my license
answered on Feb 6, 2023
You may be able to go to court and ask the PO for the the form
Opposing councel has efiled the written temporary orders a month before the final hearing and 4 months AFTER the TO hearing. How do I bring this up to the judge? The order is nearly over and I don't understand how a late service is acceptable.
My record is spotless otherwise. Is a nondisclosure order an option?
answered on Feb 5, 2023
It depends on the facts of your case and the final outcome, Call an attorney and they can tell you after they get all the facts,
answered on Feb 3, 2023
Yes, she can take the phone but the kids should be allowed to talk to you ,
answered on Feb 3, 2023
You can move out but not smart. If you move your parents do not have to give you a dime
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