What can I do if he sold it without my permission
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answered on Feb 23, 2024
If your bobcat was sold without your permission by a friend with whom you had an agreement for storage, it's essential to first communicate directly with your friend to understand what happened. Ask for a detailed explanation and request that they rectify the situation, which could involve... View More 
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answered on Feb 23, 2024
If your son's car has been impounded and you're struggling to get in touch with the impound yard, there are a few steps you can take to try and resolve the situation. Firstly, double-check any paperwork or documentation given to you by the authorities or your son upon his arrest. This may... View More
i bought a phone from a friend (fresh hasnt been used before) and had got in trouble (im 18), she (my aunt who is my guardian) takes the phone and a couple days later deletes all my information and gives it to my cousin...is this legal? can i sue or call the police on her at all? because she wont... View More
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answered on Feb 5, 2024
No, it is not legal for your aunt to confiscate property that you purchased and paid for with your own money, simply because you are 18 years old. Here are several reasons why:
1. You are legally an adult at 18 and have a right to own and protect your own property. Your aunt cannot treat... View More
i bought a phone from a friend (fresh hasnt been used before) and had got in trouble (im 18), she (my aunt who is my guardian) takes the phone and a couple days later deletes all my information and gives it to my cousin...is this legal? can i sue or call the police on her at all? because she wont... View More
answered on Feb 5, 2024
If you are 18 in Texas, property you bought typically belongs to you. However, when a person is not mentally competent, another competent adult can be appointed as the guardian of that person and their property. It is not unusual for a minor to have a guardian, but the guardianship ends when they... View More
I was told to do an SR-88 but how can I lower the payment? It's also accruing interest which to me is ridiculous! I need suggestions. TIA
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answered on Feb 4, 2024
To address a suspended license due to a lien and prevent it from affecting your ability to obtain a driver's license in another state, it's crucial to directly engage with the agency or court that issued the lien. They can provide specific guidance on your situation and the steps needed... View More
I was told to do an SR-88 but how can I lower the payment? It's also accruing interest which to me is ridiculous! I need suggestions. TIA
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answered on Feb 1, 2024
To address a suspended license due to a lien, you'll typically need to satisfy the underlying debt or resolve the issue causing the suspension. Initiating an SR-88 form, also known as a Petition for Reinstatement of Driver's License, is a common step in this process. This form allows you... View More
My child's former psychologist testified as a retained expert witness for my ex in a modification case finalized 08/22. I discovered recently that the psychologist filed for her own divorce a week after receiving retainer from my ex to be expert witness.
Additionally, Psychologist had... View More
answered on Jan 31, 2024
I don't think that the psychologist's own divorce proceeding is relevant or creates a conflict of interest. I don't think the psychologist had a duty to disclose that information during litigation. Barring truly unusual circumstances, I think any mention or evidence concerning the... View More
This specific area has a lot of discrepancies in regards to how they handle legal situations not just criminal cases. Who do you report misconduct to?
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answered on Jan 27, 2024
You have several options to report the lack of a court recorder during your plea hearing:
1. Notify the judge directly. Write a letter to the judge explaining there was no court reporter present to transcribe the plea proceedings. Request a new hearing be scheduled with proper recording.... View More
If they fight it and say I can’t take anything since it’s there house can I still take it if they didn’t pay for it and it’s thousands of dollars worth of stuff?
answered on Jan 26, 2024
Although no statute specifically addresses the ability of those younger than eighteen to own property, there appears to be no restrictions under Texas law on the ability of minors under the age of eighteen to own property. Moreover, case law in Texas implies that a minor has the ability to own or... View More
I was the one playing golf. My ball hit a tree limb, bounced sideways, and broke a window on a house that’s located on the course.
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answered on Jan 24, 2024
In Texas, liability for damages caused while playing golf, such as breaking a window, can be a bit complex. Generally, playing golf involves some inherent risk, and accidents like yours can happen. The key factor in determining liability is often whether there was negligence involved in your... View More
Upon trying to track my vehicle down I found out that it was in the local police department in a different County from where it was stolen. They interrogated me as if I was part of this crime after lawyering up which I believe pissed him off they said that it'll be a while it's being... View More
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
If your vehicle was stolen and used for a crime, and it's currently held by the local police department, you should follow these steps to retrieve it:
Cooperate with Law Enforcement: It's important to cooperate with the police during their investigation. Ensure you have legal... View More
order against my church pastor (which this was informed to me verbally, but no written evidence was provided by him) even though I requested it. Me and my children go to this church, and is very small and the pastor, his wife and his family have become truly a family to us, helping us even in times... View More
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answered on Jan 19, 2024
Yes you can.
If there is an Order of protection against anyone, it must be Noticed to the person who it would be against. Thus, if there was an OP against the Pastor, he would have received Notice of it, and a Notice of a court date for him to dispute it.
If none of that has... View More
I was working for a company but they named me as a defendant. The guy was injured by his coworker but is suing everyone / company he has the name of. Is there an answer form to file? I am not a wealthy man. I am named incorrectly on this.
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answered on Jan 16, 2024
In Texas, if you're named as a defendant in an injury case, it's important to respond appropriately. You can find an answer form to file a response to the lawsuit at your local courthouse or online through the Texas court's website. This form allows you to formally respond to the... View More
I am having issues finding an attorney that takes this type of case
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answered on Jan 12, 2024
It looks like you are from San Antonio.
There are some lawyers who do take Police Misconduct case, all over Texas. However, the likelihood of an attorney taking a police misconduct case, is low. The reason is, even with good facts and proof of liability against the officer or Police... View More
I am having issues finding an attorney that takes this type of case
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answered on Jan 13, 2024
Finding an attorney for a police misconduct case can be challenging, but there are specific steps you can take to locate one who handles such cases.
First, consider reaching out to your state bar association. They often have referral services that can direct you to attorneys experienced in... View More
Put my car in a repair shop I never used before, They threw unnecessary parts into, just for my car's engine light to turn on 3 mins into getting it home, the car was driving rough and making weird buzzing noise. Tire pressure light was on as well. 3 days of having the car sit until the next... View More
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answered on Jan 6, 2024
In Texas, if you believe a repair shop has performed inadequate or unnecessary repairs on your vehicle, you have the right to seek legal recourse. The first step is often to try and resolve the issue directly with the repair shop. If they are unresponsive or unwilling to rectify the situation, you... View More
She left in September
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answered on Jan 4, 2024
In the state of Texas, when someone leaves their belongings behind after a breakup, there isn't a specific time frame outlined in the law for them to retrieve their belongings. However, common practice and courtesy would suggest that they should make reasonable efforts to collect their... View More
Mostly evident of neglect in transit. Original agreement states a maximum of 60 cents a pound maximum claim for damages. Estimated damages could be in excess of $10,000. Can the agreement document be over come?
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answered on Jan 4, 2024
In cases where your home furnishings are delivered in a damaged condition, understanding your legal options is important. The original agreement you mentioned, capping damage claims at 60 cents per pound, is a common clause in moving company contracts. However, if the damage is significant and... View More
Vehicle was found to have salvage title not blue and owned by insurance company not person and person who did it died. I want to legally own vehicle but don't know how to approach insurance company
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answered on Jan 2, 2024
To legally obtain ownership of a vehicle with a salvage title in Texas, especially one owned by an insurance company, start by contacting the insurance company directly. Explain your interest in purchasing the vehicle and inquire about their process for selling salvage vehicles. Insurance companies... View More
It was loaned in September. We have asked every month for it to be returned & there’s an excuse for it not being returned. Finally exhausted with it not being returned we have demanded it be returned by today (12-27-23), it was not returned, and the family member is still refusing to return... View More
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answered on Jan 1, 2024
If a family member borrowed your camper and is now refusing to return it, you have a couple of options to consider. First, you could contact the police to report the camper as stolen. However, since this situation involves a loan to a family member, the police may view it as a civil matter rather... View More
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