As long as you both are WITHIN three years of each other in age, he would qualify for the affirmative defense to prosecution for sexual assault. Texas Penal Code 22.011 (e)2(A). Good luck, Eric Gruetzner Houston, Texas www.ericgruetzner.com
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No, not in Texas for a repossessed car. Good luck, Eric Gruetzner Cypress, TX www.ericgruetzner.com
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The cost could vary so you should talk to at least a few lawyers. Also, if you qualify for legal aid, that may be an avenue. Their website is www.lanwt.org. Good luck, Eric Gruetzner www.ericgruetzner.com
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If the tests are being done pursuant to a court order at an approved facility then there should not be a problem. But you mentioned the father purchasing a test? Paternity testing in Texas is never through some home kit. It sounds like you really need to visit with an attorney. DNA testing in the Dallas courts follow the same Family Code guidelines as all other Texas courts and a local attorney could allay some of your fears. Good luck, Eric Gruetzner www.ericgruetzner.com
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It depends on several factors, especially the child's age. You should immediately consult with a lawyer if she is less than four years old and see what options are available to you. DNA can be used until the fourth birthday to challenge paternity. Good luck, Eric Gruetzner www.ericgruetzner.com
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I believe you are asking whether child support is paid by a parent who has actual possession of the child 50% of the time. If so, then unless the parent's agree to no child support, typically the parent with the higher income will pay a reduced amount of child support to the parent who earns less. This differential amount can be computed by your attorney in order to give you an idea of what you might expect. Good luck, Eric Gruetzner www.ericgruetzner.com
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Definitely consult with a lawyer. Besides the statute of limitations, there is the possibility that the plaintiff would not even have the legal right to pursue the debt here. Good luck, Eric Gruetzner Houston, Texas www.ericgruetzner.com
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Both parties may freely amend their pleadings up until 7 days prior to trial without leave of court (i.e. the judge's permission) Tex. R. Civ. P. 63. Good luck, Eric Gruetzner www.ericgruetzner.com
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Yes, Texas is a no-fault divorce state. So long as one spouse represents to the court that a discord or conflict of personalities exist that renders further living together insupportable, and that there is no reasonable expectation of reconciliation, then the court will grant a divorce. With regards to the child provisions, that is entirely different and based upon the 'best interest of the child' standard. If he hires an attorney you would be wise to do so as well, as your child...
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Yes you can press charges. And my guess is that you might have a cell phone that has the ability to record video. Imagine if what you described here is video-recorded for the DA. It would probably make for a very tight case. Good luck, Eric Gruetzner www.ericgruetzner.com
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