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Negligent Drainage Issues causing DAMAGE to my RV,
Carpenter Ant Infestations destroying RV (HOME) also resulting in SIGNIFICANT Damages, etc.????... View More 
I filed and hired a process server so far the attempts have not been successful and I only have three left. If I cannot find him what could I do? I don’t want to wait for the publication and if I have to will it put 60 more days onto when I filed? I know this is the respondent ADDRESS due to his... View More
answered on May 10, 2024
File a motion for substituted service under Rule 106(b).
How do I keep my Ssi and Medicaid ? I heard they’re is certain trust or something called a spend down, I need legal advice!
answered on May 10, 2024
This would be a great opportunity to set up a Supplemental Needs Trust (Special Needs Trust). If the funds go directly to the trust, your ability to receive governmental funding should not be affected. You would need to name a trustee that would handle the trust. A Supplemental Needs Trust is... View More
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Would like to have put in my mom's name how would we go about doing that?
answered on May 10, 2024
Land and anything permanently attached to the land is transferred by deed. However, if there is a mortgage on the property, transferring it will be a violation of the terms of the loan (Deed of Trust), so mom may have to refinance to get the property transferred. In addition, Mom may incur income... View More
answered on May 10, 2024
Assuming the requirements of common law marriage have been met, the spouse will be the heir of the estate of the deceased. If the common law marriage was not registered with the county clerk, the surviving spouse will have to prove by evidence that the couple:
“agreed to be married”;... View More
I was part of a reduction in force (involuntary separation) and the school is saying I'm responsible for the bill which my employer never paid. All of the classes I took were while I was employed, and the agreement clearly states that I am only responsible if my work status changes (from full... View More
The date of my procedure was on 02/16/2023. The hospital submitted the claim to my insurance on 02/20/2023. However, I didn't receive a bill until 02/19/2024. I understand there are timely billing laws in place in Texas, but I wasn't certain if my circumstances are applicable to this. Any... View More
The district has performed false Ard Committee meetings and had my children under regular general Ed program when they have more learning disabilities and one of my children has autism diagnosis
I missed a mandatory social event after hours which I didn't know it was mandatory and the employer is making me sign a discipline document pointing out that I didn't ask for PTO for that event in case I was going to miss it.
It was after a review that accused me of being 'combative ' and 'rolling my eyes' on zoom in the course of doing my work, among other subjective opinions and used as legitimate reasons. I am a naturalized citizen from
Nigeria. Do I have a case to sue for workplace bias? Thank you.
Sincerely
answered on May 9, 2024
Based on the information contained in your question, no you do not have a case for workplace bias.
An employer can terminate an employee for purely subjective reasons like being combative and rolling your eyes during a Zoom meeting. Those are legally legitimate reasons.
If you have... View More
I have been in a legal battle with my previous landlord (corporation) for a few months now. They are registered as 35 West CC LLC but operate 35 West at Champions Circle DBA Rams Corp LLC out of Atlanta GA. The SOS (TX) has no prior or present registration for given address/name to operate or do... View More
answered on May 9, 2024
In my professional experience, outside of family court, judges do not generally frown on requests for jury. It adds only about half a day to a typical trial for the judge. Obviously it will be a lot more work for the attorneys and correspondingly more expensive for you.
Less than 2 ounces in a drug free zone
answered on May 9, 2024
Generally speaking, lawyers do not take criminal cases like this on a pro bono basis because indigent defendants are entitled to a court-appointed defense attorney. If you are not indigent, an attorney who is not a relative or close friend of yours most likely will not take such a case on a pro... View More
After passing inspection and paying any owed. Money. Can they charge late fee without a new lease?
answered on May 9, 2024
Only if the old lease, which is now month-to-month, provides for late fees. They can't simply add it if it wasn't included in the old lease.
I have 2nd floor condo with a porch, I’m recently working with a contractor to remodel my bathroom with the HOAs knowledge. The work started on Saturday and the contractor left trash bags on my porch, they don’t work Sunday so they remove it Monday morning. I got an email from my HOA Monday... View More
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answered on May 8, 2024
If you bought a condominium then your ownership is subject to all kinds of rules. You should have at least read them before purchase. HOA issue fines and liens all the time, and rarely do you have an opportunity for a hearing. Nonpayment will result in foreclosure. You can hire a lawyer and... View More
I'm under 18. I have a pending I-130 petitioned by my step-parent ( A citizen) Can I get approved for a student visa - F1 while my I-130 is still pending?
How long does it take to get I-130 processed?
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answered on May 8, 2024
Obtaining an F-1 student visa while your I-130 petition is pending can be challenging but not impossible. Here are a few important points to consider:
1. Non-immigrant intent: F-1 visas require you to demonstrate non-immigrant intent, meaning you intend to return to your home country after... View More
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