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Names on the moon he's trying to make me leave even though I have nowhere to go on short notice for me& my cat. I just need a time to find a place. What can 8 do
Names on the moon he's trying to make me leave even though I have nowhere to go on short notice for me& my cat. I just need a time to find a place. What can 8 do
So I've been wanting to move back to my mom's because before whenever I Moved over here I was angry and now I want to go back but the other guardian says I can't. I want to move back and I don't know what to do.
My initial attorney refused to use any of the evidence I gave her, from witness to body cam footage to a CPI from a different city i was in when the case started. At the adversary she told me my kids wouldn't go where we wanted them to go unless I agreed. So I did because they were miserable... View More 
My neighbor tried to break into my garage, and my husband is monitoring me. The neighbor threatened me, and when I called the cops, a female constable arrived. My neighbor told her that he did not threaten me, that he only told me to go inside my house and pray, and that I was mentally ill—a... View More
answered on Nov 1, 2024
You should seek out a family law attorney to discuss getting a divorce in Rexas.
Texas law does not allow for "legal separation" for which a separation agreement would be needed. In Texas, you are married until you are divorced.
Also, Texas is a community property state,... View More
The daughter desperately wants them back in her life what can she do
Different case numbers but same parties. Had 1 child in 2009 and then had 4 more children later. I gave my attorney a copy of the 2009 order and brought up to him this 2002 date was wrong and I was afraid it would affect my 2009 case. The attorney general is asking the court to vacate this 2009... View More
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answered on Oct 29, 2024
An arraignment is your first court appearance where you are formally notified of the charges against you. Even if you weren't arrested, you might still receive a summons to appear in court. This ensures you are aware of the legal proceedings and have the opportunity to respond to the charges.... View More
answered on Oct 30, 2024
If you are looking for a statutory durable power of attorney for finances or a medical power of attorney, you can access them through the Texas Department of Health and Human Services website. If you need a specific power of attorney for the sale or purchase of real estate, that will need to be... View More
answered on Nov 9, 2024
If they had a Will you need to probate the Will. If they did not have a Will contact a probate lawyer. If you are not the only child unless the other siblings agree you will not be able to put the house in your name,
I have 6 sibling and one deceased sibling.
answered on Oct 28, 2024
Probate your father's estate intestate and have your six living siblings and any issue of your deceased sibling deed the house into your name.
Once the investigator does her ruling and says there is no evidence to find against the case why is Cps gets involved still when it's clear to the investigator that she found nothing to do more investigation.
answered on Oct 25, 2024
If your house is community property, the court will include it in the "just and right division" of your marital estate regardless of whose name is on the loan or deed. The phrasing you use "entitled to half of the equity" is not precisely correct. You are "entitled"... View More
answered on Oct 25, 2024
Notices to them likely will be sent to the wrong address they gave.
I have custody he has withheld her for 80 days
answered on Nov 9, 2024
You need to get a lawyer and file a writ, If you do not do something fast he will argue that you voluntary let hm have the child.
I have custody of my daughter; she is 15 and "wanted" to live with her dad. They drink alcohol and smoke weed and he encourages a very inappropriate lifestyle for her. She has missed more than 8 days of school already. She won't talk to me now. I want to ensure a judge will hold him accountable.
answered on Oct 22, 2024
Assuming that you did not agree to allow your daughter to live with her dad and have filed a motion to enforce your custody rights, it is likely that the judge will hold your ex-husband accountable and grant your motion to enforce.
My Dad has a huge depot card and my sis is a card holder. Recently the fridge broke and then the microwave. She bought new ones, BOTH charged to home Depot with the credit card. I had found a cheaper microwave at Walmart but she insisted it come from home Depot. The fridge was over $3000. Does she... View More
answered on Oct 22, 2024
A cardholder who is an authorized user of someone else's credit card is not the person legally responsible for the debt. The account holder is responsible for the debt and can authorize whomever he likes to make charges on his credit card account. Since you are not the account holder, you... View More
My Mom recently passed and everything was left to my Dad. My sis controls his stuff. Can she change the will and beneficiary on his life insurance policies as POA?
answered on Oct 22, 2024
Yes, as the holder of his power of attorney, your sister can change the will and beneficiary on his life insurance policies for him in accordance with his instructions.
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