A: You should make sure the process server has properly filed the return of service and then file a proper motion for default judgment attaching the required evidence that the party you sued is not on active duty in the armed forces of the United States, and the required certificate of last known... View More

Normally, when a tenant leaves with the consent of the landlord, the tenant is entitled to a refund of her security deposit, along with a statement and list of any itemized deductions, within thirty days of surrendering possession of the premises. Since she was removed from the lease and replaced... View More

You can call witnesses who saw the person, authenticate and offer a photograph or other video, or establish the presence of the person with forensic evidence like fingerprints or DNA.

After paying Verizon, you can sue your sister for the money she owes you in small claims court.

An engagement ring is usually considered a gift, so you are not entitled to the ring back. As for the other items she owes you for, our justice of the peace courts have jurisdiction over small claims up to $20,000.

you may choose to file in the county and precinct in which the Defendant resides if the Defendant is a natural person or in the county and precinct where the accident happened.

Yes, you can sue the at-fault driver. If the other driver is 100% at-fault, you can sue for the full amount of your compensatory damages including past and future pain and suffering and past and future mental anguish.

did you see if your credit card company has any protections for lost or stolen purchases? Some do.

A Texas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It sounds like you're raising the issue of misrepresentation. In answering your question about suing, it's possible you could, but an issue that will arise is the extent of damages you may have suffered. Good luck

Yes you can sue but it appears he may not have any non-exempt assets to satisfy any judgment you may be awarded.

If you sold a dog to individuals under the mistaken belief that they are law enforcement officers, a question arises as to whether you sustained any damages. You would need to present evidence of some difference in the price that you sold the dog for compared to the price that you would have been... View More

You can file a suit for partition by sale. You can then use your share of any proceeds to buy a different car and not put her name on it.

Yes. It is called a suit for replevin.

Yes, you can sue the person that you wrongly sent the Zelle payment to to get it back. At common law, this type of action was called "assumpsit." Now, it is clumsily called "money had and received."

I suspect you are confusing an “assumed name” with a “sole proprietorship.”

I would check the Texas Secretary of State’s records for Roalty 1 to see who the general partner is.

If, after doing your due diligence, you cannot tell, sue the dealership in the name it is using,... View More

No .you can't sue them for the district attorney office over charging you

No. Your social security payments are exempt from garnishment by a credit card creditor.

Most divorce decrees contain a provision requiring each of the divorcing spouses to execute necessary instruments to effect the property division contained in the divorce decree.

You may be able to secure an order from your divorce court compelling your ex to endorse the check.

Replacing a few ball gloves likely only costs a couple hundred dollars. An hour-long consultation with a lawyer costs that.

I can’t think of any reasonably viable solution that would cost less.

You probably cannot sue in this situation. Chalk this one up to not having done your own research. As I am sure you’ve now learned, the information is readily available to anyone who does ten minute’s research.

Now that you have completed the certification, apply for the license and... View More