An answer contains allegations, not evidence. If they make an allegation in their answer which is not true, prove that it is not true at any hearing or trial using evidence.

You can get divorced and include in your divorce decree a provision that he has a set period of time to refinance or the house will be sold. At the time of refinance or sale, you can specify how much you are to receive. You will want to include an owelty lien and have him sign a deed of trust to... View More

I do not believe you can sue to recoup amounts you paid for medical support that you were ordered to pay by court order. At best you can sue to enforce the court order against your ex requiring him to submit the proof he was paying what he said for insurance as long as you are still within time... View More

In a divorce, neither spouse is automatically entitled to any part of money paid in on a mortgage.

With respect to real property acquired by a spouse during the marriage, the property will likely be determined to be the community property of the spouses and will be subject to a "just... View More

You need to hire an attorney in or near the county where you live who practices in the area of family law or divorce to file a divorce proceeding in which you can seek full custody of your children. While cases seeking full custodial possession of children can be difficult and expensive, the facts... View More

You can file a divorce proceeding against your husband and include these claims in your divorce proceeding. You should contact an experienced attorney who practices in the area of family law or divorce in or near the county where you and your husband live.

You don't mention exactly... View More

For clarity, under the typical possession order, if CP timely designated July 19-21 as his/her summer possession, NCP would have weekend possession July 5-7 (the first weekend of July), and then would have possession of the child next August 2-4 (the first weekend of August).

In a typical Texas possession order, the NCP continues to have weekend possession typically on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th weekends during the summer subject to the CP's summer possession rights. Typically, the CP is entitled to designate one weekend of the NCP's during the summer as the... View More

While you can get a protective order from physical violence and the destruction of your property, that will require you and your boyfriend to live apart.

Legally, it sounds like the best thing for you to do is to secure a job, find another place to live, get your license reinstated, and... View More

If you are unable to pay the car loan, your ex-wife can pay it and then file a lawsuit for indemnity against you for whatever she is required to pay on the car note. If your ex-wife fails to pay the car note and the lender repossesses and sells it, your ex-wife can sue you for whatever amount the... View More

It depends on the facts and circumstances existing at the time of your divorce. During a divorce, all property you and your spouse own is part of the marital estate and is presumed to be community property until you prove by clear and convincing evidence that such property is your separate... View More

No, only the brother can give you a power of attorney to act on his behalf and he can only do that if he is mentally competent. "Some" brain damage does not necessarily mean that he is incompetent, but it does raise a warning flag to make sure he is mentally competent before acting on... View More

As my colleague correctly states, the brother himself can, if competent. Otherwise, the guardianship route could be required. POA route is less costly and simpler, if possible. Good luck

An immigrant entering on ESTA can only intend to visit and cannot have preconceived intent when entering the US. However, there is nothing wrong with entering on ESTA with the intent to visit but later on changing your mind and wanting to stay. This is far more common than you would think. It is... View More

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answered on Jul 2, 2024

Here's a concise response to the situation:

1. ESTA and Marriage: You can legally marry while your fiancée is in the US on an ESTA. However, entering on an ESTA with the intent to marry and stay permanently could be considered visa fraud.

2. Options to Consider:

a) K-1... View More

You should retain an attorney who practices in the area of family law in or near Tarrant County to file a custody lawsuit. If reports of abuse or neglect have been made by someone other than you or your family members, you should subpoena records from CPS to use in your custody case and try to... View More

A power of attorney expires when the maker dies. When your dad died, any power of attorney he signed naming your sister ended.

Since your father left a will and you are an heir under that will, you have the right to file an application for probate of the will. If someone else (e.g. your... View More

Police reports aren't required and are rarely offered into evidence in a post-decree enforcement proceeding for denial of possession or access.

You can file a motion to modify if you feel that your children are not safe at his place. While is is unlikely that a court would forbid... View More

Property that is jointly titled does not automatically pass to the survivor unless specifically titled as "joint with right of survivorship." Otherwise, each owner on the title owns an undivided 50% interest in the property that passes to that owner's heirs as provided by law.... View More

A parent must verify the petition unless both parents are unavailable or their whereabouts are unknown.

Your girlfriend must be at least 16 years of age and living apart from her parents and, most importantly, be self-supporting and managing her own financial affairs. One thing that... View More