Loading...
Bellaire Gaming Legal Advice
Ratings. Guidance. The Right Lawyer.
Houston Gaming Legal Advice (43 found)Narrow your search
Posted 4 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes Houston, TX 
Chais L Sweat's answer
There is a Texas statute designed specifically to deal with these situations -...
Posted 5 months ago in Immigration Houston, TX 
Rebecca Cook Black's answer
You will want to consult an experienced immigration attorney as your post...
Posted 5 months ago in Speeding / Traffic Ticket Houston, TX 
Paul Holt Walcutt's answer
If your question is does this mean game over for the cop, then the answer is "... 
Howard Woodley Bailey's answer
I agree with my colleague, the Court will most likely allow the summons to be...
Posted 5 months ago in Libel / Slander Houston, TX 
William J. Dyer's answer
First and foremost: Texas, like most states, has a VERY short statute of...
Posted 5 months ago in Criminal Defense Houston, TX
Howard Woodley Bailey's answer
If he is charged with a crime and cannot afford a lawyer, he needs to apply for... 
Robert Hampton Tuthill's answer
These are some very serious charges. If he cannot afford a lawyer, the court...
Posted 5 months ago in Speeding / Traffic Ticket Houston, TX 
John G. Gromowsky's answer
I don't know the laws in your state or in the state you intend to move to....
Paul Holt Walcutt's answer
The speeding ticket will not show up on your criminal history, so employers...
Posted 5 months ago in Power Of Attorney Houston, TX 
Fran Brochstein's answer
Your are experiencing what many of us "sandwich" generation kids are going...
Posted 6 months ago in Speeding / Traffic Ticket Houston, TX
Paul Holt Walcutt's answer
Your best bet is to try to negotiate directly with the prosecutor. You need to... 
Christopher Michael Villasana's answer
Keeping in mind that the law is not actually "Click It or Ticket", you will be...
Posted 6 months ago in Criminal Defense Houston, TX 
John M. Gioffredi's answer
You need to be much more specific. How did you "make" $5 - $10 with a deck of...
Posted 8 months ago in Gaming Houston, TX 
Lu Ann Trevino's answer
These comments are made for educational purposes only and do not constitute...
Posted 6 months ago in DUI / DWI Houston, TX
Paul Holt Walcutt's answer
If you do not make your court date in Harris County, the judge will most likely... 
Posted 7 months ago in Landlord / Tenant Houston, TX 
Jason Chase Beahm's answer
Here is the key question: Do you have the promotion anywhere in writing? I...
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration Houston, TX 
Stuart Jonas Reich's answer
The best way for him to proceed would be for him to consult (via phone or e-...
Posted 7 months ago in Divorce / Separation Houston, TX
Eli Zev Ilionsky's answer
Honestly, your best bet is to have a qualified family law attorney file it for...
Posted 8 months ago in Criminal Defense Houston, TX 
Cynthia Russell Henley's answer
If you truly do not have money for a lawyer, then ask for a lawyer to be...
Posted 9 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes Houston, TX 
Erik Glen Swanson's answer
If the company did not pay you for the agreed services you performed, you would...
Ryan Patrick McClure's answer
Sure, you can sue anyone you want. However, this doesn't mean that you will win....
Posted 11 months ago in Family Houston, TX
Lu Ann Trevino's answer
These comments are made for educational purposes only and do not constitute...
Posted 11 months ago in Car / Auto Accident Houston, TX
Lu Ann Trevino's answer
These comments are made for educational purposes only and do not constitute...
William J. Dyer's answer
You could try to represent yourself in small claims court, but I would not...
Posted 11 months ago in Libel / Slander Houston, TX
Kelly W. Case's answer
You have several questions within your paragraph. To answer your main question,... 
Michael J. Morris' answer
Kelly is exactly right in his answer, above. The only thing I would add is...
Posted 11 months ago in DUI / DWI Houston, TX
Kelly W. Case's answer
I am very sorry to hear this. You really should have a lawyer to represent you....
Eli Zev Ilionsky's answer
In Texas, The Texas Code of Criminal Procedure demands that a court appointed... |
