Do you have an agreement or a waiver? Generally, if you have an uncontested or waiver divorce in Dallas, you do not need to set a final hearing, but appear according to the court's prove-up schedule.
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Merely because of age, he will not go to jail, because 17 is the age of consent in Texas. However, until you are 18 years old, you are a minor. Your parents control you and your finances and your lifestyle until you are 18 and capable of supporting yourself.
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To supplement the earlier response, there is still value in getting the order, as once it is in place, then the AG will begin collecting support as soon as he is employed.
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Despite the wealth of details, I am unsure why you are being asked to file the I864 at this point. Have you already filed an I130 and I485 on his behalf? Are you planning to divorce him. Have the domestic violence issues been concealed, or disclosed? Do you want to withdraw the I130, or merely refuse to sign the I864? Bluntly, if you withdraw the I130, he will probably eventually be removed. If he has been violent in the past, and you are planning to file for divorce, you contact an...
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If your fiance wants to protect his relationship with his children, it is imperative that he hire a lawyer to represent him. Without representation in these meetings and hearings, he has no ability to advance his cause with the court. If he hopes to rebuild his relationship with his children, he should not relinquish parental rights, and he should have a family lawyer, in the event CPS files a petition to terminate his rights.
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Maybe. Your title indicates that you were married, but your actual post indicates that you were living together. Generally speaking any property acquired during the marriage is community property. All property is presumed community, unless one party can prove it is separate. Even if it is separate, the community may be entitled to reimbursement for improvements or enhancements. If you had an informal (common law) marriage, then you have the same rights and responsibilities as if you were...
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Show up to court with your proof of insurance. Ask for deferred or defensive driving on the speeding. If the prosecutor does not dismiss the ticket and defer the speeding, ask the court for a continuance to retain an attorney.
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Retain an attorney in the same jurisdiction to file a Petition for Non-Disclosure. It will still be visible to law enforcement and approx 23 agencies, but invisible to the general public.
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I agree with Ms. Trevino, and want to stress that life insurance proceeds do not pass through your estate. They are paid directly to the beneficiary. Either work with the insurance company to split the proceeds, or have it paid to a trustee that will distribute the proceeds according to the trust directives.
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You do not mention the ages of your children, but since they are in daycare, I will assume they are still young. You may be successful in seeking primary custody, because the court looks to what is in the best interest of the children. One of the factors of best interest, however, is continuity and stability, i.e. the status quo. Your lifestyle could well benefit the children to such an extent that it would override those factors. The false CPS report, if recent, is indicative of anger or...
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