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Posted 13 days ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX 
Paul Holt Walcutt's answer
They can file this charge against him within two years of the incident (if they...
Posted 3 days ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX 
Joshua Sabert Lowther's answer
18 USC 921(a)(33)(A) does NOT consider a misdemeanor crime of violence against...
Posted 3 months ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX 
Edward Jerome Blum's answer
Call the local department of child protective services and make a complaint....
Posted 3 months ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX 
Marshall William Waller's answer
You need to talk to an attorney in your area who specializes in family law. If...
Posted 27 days ago in Family Dallas, TX 
Kevin L. Colbert's answer
There could be some ramifications from the domestic violence arrest - it will...
Posted about 1 month ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX
Paul Holt Walcutt's answer
No one can predict exactly how he would be punished. First off, he would have...
Posted 3 months ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX
Paul Holt Walcutt's answer
You will have to call the law enforcement agency that has been investigating...
Posted 18 days ago in Child Custody Dallas, TX
Kevin L. Colbert's answer
What you need to do immediately is contact a local family lawyer and get the... 
Patricia Faye Bushman's answer
Failure to follow a court order can result in a change in primary custody from...
Posted 5 months ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX
Posted 5 months ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX
Paul Holt Walcutt's answer
Typically, no contact means no contact. That means you can't talk to, call,...
Posted 4 months ago in Criminal Defense Dallas, TX 
Robert Sterling Guest's answer
Your question is beyond the scope of an AVVO answer. You need legal advise from... 
Robert Lee Marshall's answer
Criminal defense isn't a do it yourself project.Trying to negotiate with the DA...
Posted 7 months ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX 
Cynthia Russell Henley's answer
In Texas, misdemeanor cases do not go to the grand jury. They are directly...
Posted 5 months ago in Criminal Defense Dallas, TX 
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
The best interest of the child standard will be applied to determine the... 
John M. Kaman's answer
You would have to seek modification of visitation/custody in Family Court. If...
Posted 6 months ago in Family Dallas, TX 
Michael L Rich's answer
I don't practice law in TX but generally supervision of visitation is seen as...
Patricia Faye Bushman's answer
The answer depends on whether you are the mom or the dad. If the mom, you...
Posted 9 months ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX
John M. Kaman's answer
In many states it is possible to dispose of certain types of crime through a...
Paul Holt Walcutt's answer
There are two big problems I see here. First, by consenting to an agreement...
Posted 9 months ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX 
Lu Ann Trevino's answer
These comments are made for educational purposes only and do not constitute...
Cynthia Russell Henley's answer
F/v does stand for family violence and m/c more than likely stands for...
Posted 10 months ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX 
Okorie Okorocha's answer
I would not refrain from hiring an attorney. I assume you do not qualify for a...
John M. Kaman's answer
I practice in CA not TX but most criminal procedures have common features....
Posted 10 months ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX 
Michael Hassen's answer
In California, an appeal generally must be filed within 60 days or 180 days of...
Posted about 1 year ago in Divorce / Separation Dallas, TX
John M. Kaman's answer
The only way to do it legally is to petition the Family Court to move and take...
User's answer
I truly feel for you since I left my abuser 8 years ago. The laws on Protective...
Posted 12 months ago in Domestic Violence Dallas, TX
Lu Ann Trevino's answer
This information is given for educational purposes only. No attorney-client... |
