Appoint u…. And wen talking on fone with family Can they stand next to u and listen to ur conversation and if they hear anything u say they dnt like Can they take the fone from u and hang up the fone from u
answered on Aug 28, 2023
What you describe, in my opinion, is not illegal. Talk with your lawyer. Good luck
We are joint owners of the car no "and/or" on the title. Just has her name and my name. She has had a gps tracker put on it, and whenever she thinks I am somewhere I shouldn't be, she will have the car towed. What can I do, if anything.
Thanks in andvance
answered on Aug 19, 2023
You can file a suit for partition by sale. You can then use your share of any proceeds to buy a different car and not put her name on it.
She has filled harassment charges with the town in which she lives to no avail. She can't afford an attorney. What can she do? This man is crazy and scary!
answered on Aug 11, 2023
If your granddaughter is being stalked in Texas, there are several options available to you and to your family. Here are some steps that can be taken:
File a police report: If the granddaughter is being stalked, the family should contact the police immediately. The police can investigate... View More 
Protective order and gps monitor to prevent him from coming to his house. He said he filed for divorce but I have not been served. I'm looking for affordable legal help as I haven't worked in 3 years and finally start a job tomorrow.
answered on Aug 28, 2023
I am not sure of you exact question, but call the local Bar Association if you need legal representation and cannot it. Good luck.
If in a state of emotional distress and mental anguish from mental abuse, can I get charged for allegedly harassing or stalking the abuser because I allegedly called 300 times and allegedly was parked down the street? No threats of violence or intent.
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answered on Jul 29, 2023
Unfortunately, the past experience with someone does not shield you from getting a criminal charge with that same person being the "victim."
The past may be part of your defense in court, but is not a free pass.
I hope this helps.
After arriving at my home and staying for 7 days, she baited me into an argument and called the police to report that I had physically assaulted her- which didn’t happen. Even though I was never served nor aware of the restraining order, I was still arrested and charged with misdemeanor... View More
answered on Jul 13, 2023
You may be able to sue the woman who baited you into the argument and falsely claimed you physically assaulted her for malicious prosecution. If you prevail, you may be able to recover any compensable damages you sustained (e.g. lost wages while you were in jail, the cost of any bond, attorney... View More
Charges were domestic violence, unlawful restraint, and terroristic threat. All accusations were fabricated and in the discovery was absolutely no evidence of any factual statements. The courts have already tried dropping the terroristic threats and the unlawful restraints but the domestic... View More
answered on Jul 10, 2023
To answer your direct question: yes, there IS a statute of limitation in Texas BUT the statute of limitations is satisfied once the charging instrument is filed by the State with the court. The statute of limitations does not deal with delay is resolving a case once it has been filed. The... View More
Not a perpetrator in the case. Asked me to take a drug test which I failed....what are they going to do?
answered on Jul 1, 2023
After a failed drug test, CPS may take a number of steps. These could include:
Developing a Safety Plan: CPS might create a plan with actions that you need to follow to ensure your child's safety. This could include things like drug treatment, counseling, or participation in other... View More
He has been putting his hands on me for a yr and he kidnapped my service dog after he had me arrested for defending myself for the first time ever she is registered to me I have had her 6yrs I have only been with him a yr
answered on Jun 17, 2023
Send a letter demanding the return of your dog, then file a suit for replevin in a justice of the peace court where your ex lives
answered on May 30, 2023
It depends on the facts and circumstances leading up to the fight.
When the Respondent in an Original Petition for Divorce files a Motion for TRO, TI and TO into the case,
is the Respondent now the considered the Petitioner in the Motion?
Is the general rule that the person who brings the Motion for anything considered the Petitioner?
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answered on May 5, 2023
The party who files a motion is commonly called the Movant.
The party responding to the motion is commonly called the Respondent; but, if the motion is a motion for summary judgment, the party against whom the motion is filed is called the non-movant (a summary judgment cannot be granted by... View More
Pro se- Efile in Texas. Only order given was of a final hearing April 11 that was post marked March 22. I called multiple times explaining the ordeal and just getting transferred and not helped. I also need more time for evidence and legal.
answered on Apr 10, 2023
You need to file a verified motion for continuance attaching an affidavit or sworn declaration detailing the medical issue and necessity for your surgery. It would be beneficial to attach sufficient medical records to demonstrate your procedure is not elective and cannot wait.
While an epo was in place asking what should I do
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answered on Apr 6, 2023
It seems like you are referring to an Order of protection. While it may seem odd, your lawyer is allowed to reach-out to the person who is the subject of the order of protection. You can NOT talk to or contact the person who is named as the "victiim" in your case. Your lawyer is allowed... View More
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
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answered on Apr 6, 2023
Si ha recibido una orden de deportación por no asistir a una audiencia programada, es posible que pueda apelar la decisión si puede demostrar que su ausencia fue debido a una enfermedad grave, como COVID-19.
Para apelar, deberá presentar una moción de reconsideración ante el tribunal... View More
My ex husband was an abuser that drinks & abused substances. I tried to leave with my kids that I solely provided for. He would threaten to kill us every time & we could never get out. In 2014 we finally got divorced (thanks to a pushy mistress) & he still wouldn't let us go. He... View More
answered on Apr 4, 2023
The attorney general's office should be able to work on getting that back for you -- I would recommend reaching out to them. Before doing so, make sure you have a copy of the divorce decree so you can provide them with the cause number.
I wish you all the best!
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
In November. I have no criminal charges as of currently awaiting to hearing however 60day emergency took place that uplifted and CPs involved with both parties and my daughter on forth worth in which I’m trying to get her back from her dad grandmother which holds no grounds. At this point it’s... View More
answered on Feb 2, 2023
The emergency removal of a child due to domestic violence is a fact-intensive matter. DFPS clearly has the statutory authority to take such an action and the court clearly has jurisdiction to adjudicate the matter.
You need a family lawyer experienced with CPS cases to advise and assist... View More
Left home in fear for my life. Wife very abusive. I needed to get into home for wound care on my amputations of my toes. No orders on me at that time. Police told me to leave, I has to live in jeep, infection set in on rt ft. Lack of wound care. Lost limb was outcome from wife lying to police. My... View More
answered on Jan 25, 2023
If your wife’s assault proximately caused the injury to your foot that resulted in the infection, you may be able to sue her for battery and recover your past and future medical expenses as well as any past and future lost earning capacity.
she put her 6 mo old child in his vehicle demanded he take her home and when he would not comply with her wishes she physically attacked him, he fought her back and then she threatened to call the police. Forgetting the child was in his car he left to de-escalate the situation she then called the... View More
answered on Jan 6, 2023
You should retain an experienced criminal defense lawyer to file a post-conviction writ of habeas corpus based on his actual innocence. During that proceeding, your fiance will have the burden to prove his actual innocence. He must present newly discovered evidence that establishes his innocence... View More
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