i have been charged with felony deadly conduct.
Not guilty.
I am the custodial parent, however he took her for a visit and refused to give her back and then had a restraining order files. . The hearing has been reset to mid October as he is required to get a nail drug test bc he is an addict and is on felony probation. Since it has been over 14 days since... Read more »
Under the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, a Temporary Restraining Order usually expires on its own 14 days after it has been issued. TRO's are often extended, however. I suggest that you call the District Clerk to ask.
My treating physician just lifted the 0 hr of restrictions of certain movements to that of 2 hrs... with that being said, my employer wants me to work on modified duty... my question is two-fold, I suppose. 1) Can they put me to work more than 2 hours as long as those restrictions are met ? 2) how... Read more »
You can return to work under modified duty. The insurance company will still owe you TIBs if you earn less than what you were making before you got hurt. The employer should honor the restrictions if they are going to put you back to work. If they don't, your doctor can take you back off... Read more »
New type of configurable weapon that can be quickly modified for rapidly changing tactical situations - also new weapons for personal defense and law enforcement
Yes I can certainly help with this matter. I have experience with mechanical and electrical inventions so feel free to check out my background and drop me a line at www.tbillicklaw.com
The police took his gun collection because he had a felon. He was trying to sell his guns to help pay for his legal bills. My brother committed suicide last week and I am the next of kin. I want to sell the guns to pay for his final arrangements. His gun collection was worth 10’s of thousands... Read more »
You have the right to ask, but it does not mean that the police will comply. I suggest that you contact the police chief of the District Attorney and explain the situation and see if they can accommodate you. If not, a lawyer may be able to help you.
Can I do that without his consent
Anyone in fear of the safety of themselves and their children must get themselves out of harm's way.
I suggest that if you do not have a court order in place already regarding custody, visitation, and financial support that you hire a lawyer as soon as possible to get one.
They are homeless, living in Garland TX, She slipped it the mud on the sidewalk and broke her ankle in 10 places. She will need 2-3 months in a rehab facility, but they have no insurance, so no place will take her. They are literally living in a storm drain right now and she is not going to be... Read more »
A Texas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. In terms of your question about her options, a comprehensive answer would be pages long, depending on a number of factors. The practical answer to your question is for her to consult with a Texas attorney who handles... Read more »
- primary sponsor is a one person household , i864 income insufficient.
- has Joint sponsor seperate household income is marginal wants to include spouse. Does spouse use i864a or become 2nd Joint Sponsor on another i864? Thanks
Good Morning. I-864A is for household members of the sponsor or joint sponsor whos income will be Included in the total household income.
Are you using the poverty guidelines on USCIS website?
Have you considered who will be added to your I-944? Let me know if you have follow up... Read more »
Are you on the deed? Have you filed to probate your husband's estate? Federal law prohibits a lender from foreclosing for six months after a court appoints someone to settle the estate.
You can contact community organizations that can assist the applicant for naturalization such as Catholic Charities or NALEO. You can also contact law school legal clinics for assistance.
Good luck to you.
My father in law passed away in June 2020. My husband has presented all documentation to the bank within 2 weeks of his dad's passing. However, the bank keeps giving him the runaround. The bank won't provide any information as to any of his dad's accounts or when they will be... Read more »
I can imagine that there could be one of two problems:
First, it could be that the bank requires "letters testamentary" or a "small estate affidavit." These can be required by the bank, and you can only get them by going to probate court. If your father in law had a... Read more »
A misdemeanor does not automatically close at the two-year mark, but if the prosecution has not already filed formal charges by that point they will be barred from doing so by the statute of limitations.
Does the third person need to agree to use the agent? This is a toxic living situation where all parties agree to go separate ways but one does not want to use a real estate agent.
If all tenants in common do not agree to sell property a certain way, then there is no sale. The possible sale price might make all three happy. But if no agreement, then any of them can file an Action for Partition. However the maximum sale price will probably not be realized by the Court.
Hire a fiduciary litigator.
I signed an affidavit stating the gun was mine. If I sign an affidavit stating the drugs are mine will I be charged
Absolutely you could
Yes. 17 is the age of consent.
If you are indigent then yes. The judge will determine that based upon an affidavit.
My ex and I have been separated over 17 years. Living in 2 different states over 15 years. We were married in LA and I live in TX. I cannot afford to file and he says he can't either. What assistance can you provide and what steps should I take next?
If it is a Texas divorce, go to Texaslawhelp.org. You may be able to find an attorney who can do an uncontested divorce cheaply.
There has to be a custody suit filed and a motion for the judge to confer with the child. Technically, this can be done without a lawyer, but it would be difficult. The judge is required to consider the child's opinion, but it is only factor in the judge's decision.
It was a order releasing me from lifetime supervision and Register 5 years ago and they still make me register by my Judge released me I was under new Jersey guide lines since I was interstate comp
This is not my focus area but I believe an out-of-state conviction or deferred adjudication can require registration if:
1. Registration is required by the other state; OR,
2. The elements of the offense are substantially similar to a Texas crime that would require registration.... Read more »
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