Yes. You should retain a probate attorney immediately. His assets will be distributed according to Texas state law. Insurance policies which have a...

No, theres no conflict of interest. I would caution you, however, about asking questions about someone else's personal life. That's a good way to...

Nothing. .

Any lawsuit you might file is found to cost way more than you'd ever hope to receive in damages ($5 * the number of cases). Give this a rest.

You don't know that the roof was faulty; roofs are replaced all the time because of age without them leaking; moreover you don't know that the...

She has no secrets. Legally, she can't touch it UNLESS you have a financing contract with her that gives her a security interest in the car (i.e.,...

This is a monumentally bad idea. I know that you want to protect yourself just in case, but this isn't the way to do it. A better idea is to see an...

You are risking an eviction for breaching your lease contract. Either he needs to leave, or get added to the lease, or you risk the eviction.

You will benefit most by retaining an attorney. Barring that, you'll need to spend time in a law library researching the matter.

Appellate proceedings are not the same as trial proceedings. An appeal is not a second trial. You really need an attorney who does appellate law to...