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The court has not updated since the motion date. Did it get removed from docket by mistake?
answered on Dec 23, 2024
It would help if you included in your question a summary of what happened at the dismissal hearing.
It could have been removed from the docket by mistake. If you did not attend the dismissal hearing, it is possible that the case was dismissed. It is also possible that the other side... View More 
Husband says she left with kids about 15 years more less ago from house. Husband said she had told him she didn't want anything but the divorced. He gave her the divorce and he has been paying for the property himself. About 4 years ago He asked me to come lived with him. She found out and... View More
The car was purchased in McKinney from a Dallas company, I was looking at two cars, one being out of state. I was told this car had no issues and they were local in case I had any problems. I purchased under this assurance ! The car is a Superformance Cobra built in 2008. The car did have problems... View More
Son had medical emergency while driving, passed out and hit curb, severely damaged the car and fractured spine due to not wearing a seat belt
answered on Jan 6, 2025
A Texas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. I'm sorry about your son's accident. I believe Texas is not a no-fault state (which would have made matters simple - no-fault states provide coverage regardless of fault). However, some states have minimum... View More
My wife and I purchased a home in 2020 that had previously had foundation work done by a company called Dawson Foundation Repair. The home started to show signs of settling in 2022, so we reached out to have them come adjust the piers that were already installed/potentially install additional... View More
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answered on Dec 18, 2024
An agreement from a private company is transferrable to a new owner. However, that agreement contains the details and obligations, of the parties to it. If you can get a copy of the original agreement, the terms of transfer will be there. If not, then there is a problem.
If there is a small... View More
I put money in Icon Bank, which merged with Bancorp South, which is now Cadence Bancorporation. The president of Icon Bank is still the president of Cadence Bank. Same man. They will only go back 7 years with showing account information. We were able to only get $4000 something back. They owe us... View More
answered on Dec 23, 2024
You need to take all of your documentation, including your monthly bank statements, to an attorney who practices in or near the county where the bank is located with experience in banking law. Since account numbers and routing numbers might have changed, a chronology reflecting your original... View More
Whatever documentation the judge was supposed to file cannot be found and every time either lawyer contacts the court about this situation the answer is always the same, that they are unable to get in touch with the traveling judge. I tried to contact the court myself regarding this issue and was... View More
He relocated RV, sold it & plans to leave state soon. I believe he already threw my belongings away & stringing me along with no intentions to return belongings so he can get out of state without getting in trouble for destroying my belongings
Mom is in the middle stages of alzheimer for over 10 ten years and she is now wanting for me her daughter to be her POA. I have always help her but now it is more red tape to help her with certain medical assistance for her without a POA. If someone could please contact me with information
answered on Dec 28, 2024
Theoretically, you can search the court records of every court in the United States (with certain exceptions like the FISA court).
All federal civil cases are online in the PACER system. Many (but not all) state court civil cases are available online, many for free. For those not... View More
I am seeking assistance with obtaining my commissions after being terminated, by no fault of my own. They stated that it was in their company policy that I am not eligible for commissions earned that have not been paid out. This policy was never given to me nor did I sign off acknowledging such a... View More
If I have an out of state warrant - will I be able to get my driver license? I flew inside the state last year and TSA did not tell me anything at all this warrant most likely a felony in that state was in 2022 I am in Texas
For stolen property I fell into a scam and had money deposited in my account it’s completely my fault. However I live in Texas, I am saving up the money so late next year I can get a lawyer. How will it affect me here in Texas for the mean time? Can I get my drivers license? I flew last year to... View More
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answered on Dec 17, 2024
A Felony warrant is a problem. If a police officer pulls you over, and runs a warrant check, if it shows up, they will arrest you. What's worse, is that they will hold you until they extradite you to MA. If you get a good TX attorney, they can work it out for you with an MA attorney. My office... View More
Officer did not ask or state he was going to search and opened packages that I had on my box truck to deliver to customers.
answered on Dec 17, 2024
Yes, if an officer has a warrant, probable cause, or exigent circumstances, he can search without asking or stating that he is going to search.
He only needs to ask if he uses consent as the basis for the search.
The only information i can find on my local district policy states only that grading policy will be discussed with students by each individual teacher. To me that leaves way too much room for discrimination, do you feel the same?
I was told my child was deceased, So I moved states due to harassment because the mother claimed it was my fault the child had passed. Then I was told 2 weeks before she was born, she was still alive(pregnant) with our daughter . I flew to Texas to be there signed the birth certificate. But was... View More
answered on Dec 28, 2024
You can file an original suit affecting the parent-child relationship (ie “SAPCR”) in the county where the child resides to establish your parental rights.
My adopted father passed and supposedly he didn't leave any of his estate to his kids. I question the legitimately of there claim. I'm not sure what to do.
answered on Dec 16, 2024
You should check the court file for the probate of your father's estate and get a copy of his Will. The only way to not leave any of his estate to his children would be if he had a Will that didn't leave anything to his children. Usually, when a testator makes such a decision, the Will... View More
He has lived with me for the last few years with nothing from her. She doesn't want child support or anything from me. How do I ensure she doesn't change her mind? We can't really share custody or have normal visitation since we are in Texas.
answered on Dec 16, 2024
When you negotiate your new child custody order, include a specific provision that states that you have provided support for your son for X years (without ex-wife paying child support, if applicable) and, therefore, the parties agree that you will not be obligated to pay child support to your... View More
Biz2Credit, Inc., and its subsidiary, Itria Ventures, have agreed to pay $33 million in damages to settle the Federal Trade Commission’s charges that they deceptively advertised that consumers’ emergency PPP loan applications would be processed in an average of 10-14 business days when, in... View More
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