You need to file a verified motion for continuance attaching an affidavit or sworn declaration detailing the medical issue and necessity for your surgery. It would be beneficial to attach sufficient medical records to demonstrate your procedure is not elective and cannot wait.

A judgment nunc pro tunc is commonly used to correct an erroneous date in a judgment like a divorce decree. The question is whether the error is a clerical error or a judicial error. A judgment nunc pro tunc can be properly used to correct a clerical error, but not a judicial error.

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The attorney general's office should be able to work on getting that back for you -- I would recommend reaching out to them. Before doing so, make sure you have a copy of the divorce decree so you can provide them with the cause number.

I wish you all the best!

No. There are only two exceptions to the 60-day waiting period, both of which involved family violence.

Typically, the lender would only require your dad to sign the Deed of Trust because of his homestead rights in the event of your mon's death before the loan is repaid. Many married... View More

You can do so either by leaving it to your new wife in your Last Will and Testament or by a Transfer on Death Deed.

If you signed a Deed of Trust to Secure Assumption in favor of your ex, be aware that your ex can "foreclose" on it if the mortgage is not timely paid.

$5,000 - $10,000 in a case of average complexity

It depends on whether your husband names you as his sole heir in his last will and testament, whether he has any children, and whether any of the property he owns at the time of his death is his separate property.

If you are named in his will as his sole heir and he does not have any... View More

Unless you and your son entered into a formal loan relationship and you properly recorded any lien on the car title, you do not have any legal rights to the vehicle itself.

In fact, without evidence of a loan, your taking over the car payments might very well be considered a gift.... View More

Based on what you said, I would not sign the waiver and would instead hire an attorney to file an answer on your behalf and to review the proposed decree.

There is no telling what sneaky things she or her lawyer may have put into the decree to disadvantage you. There are subtle ways to... View More

Yes, the information can be secured by your attorney.

Yes, if your wife deposited community funds into another account which is held in her brother’s name, or anyone else’s, those funds are still part of your marital estate.

On the other hand, if the account is merely linked to... View More

Tex Fam Code 6.708 authorizes the divorce court to award reasonable attorney fees in divorce proceedings. Tex Fam Code 6.502 authorizes to make temporary orders awarding interim attorney fees to a spouse.

Typically, this is done when one spouse controls community property like bank... View More

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answered on Mar 15, 2023

I'm sorry to hear that your former spousal benefits application was denied and your appeal was also denied. Here are some steps you can take to seek assistance with the Social Security appeal process:

Contact the Social Security Administration (SSA): You can contact the SSA by phone or... View More

In a typical divorce where one spouse is awarded part of real property and the other spouse is responsible to pay the mortgage, the first spouse receives a deed of trust to secure assumption.

If the second spouse does not pay the mortgage, the first spouse can then exercise her rights... View More

In a divorce, the parties’ community property is divided in a manner that is “just and right.” That does not mean that each asset individually is divided 50-50. It is not uncommon for each spouse to be awarded his or her own employee benefit plans, like a 401k.

In some cases, one... View More

You should engage the services of an experienced family law attorney in or near the county where you or your husband live.

Expect to have to pay an initial consultation fee and deposit an initial retainer out of your community property funds.

You may be able to get temporary spousal... View More

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answered on Mar 2, 2023

Remote neural monitoring and V2K are not recognized by mainstream science as valid technologies, and there is no evidence that they actually exist or can be used to control or monitor individuals. Therefore, it is unlikely that you are experiencing these phenomena. If you are experiencing symptoms... View More

While your ex should also receive notice, the Petitioner usually has the responsibility of ensuring that the Respondent receives timely notice of the final hearing.

Otherwise, the court may not proceed.

From your question, it appears the car belongs to her father.

A typical uncontested divorce should cost $5,000 or less if there are no children, no real estate, no retirement plans, and no special asset or debts to address.

You should be able to complete an uncontested where both parties sign off on an agreed decree of divorce in about 90 days.

No . It is valid. The date will be corrected