My sister and I would like to find out if there is fraud involed and if so what can we do about it.

If your uncle has a will, and that will does not name you or your sister as beneficiaries, then you are not beneficiaries under that will. Nieces...

Will I be arrested is going to court to get a new court date or sheriffs card?

Go hire yourself counsel. Wandering into a building full of law enforcement folks at the exits, when you have an active warrant, is not a sound...

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The attorney who represented you on your plea, or the advocate for your drug court could give you guidance on this. The short answer is way more...

Can I date him?

Being intimate with you can violate more than one provision of the law. If you two are not going to be platonic friends, then yes he can find...

What can my parents do if I move out of state a month before I turn 18 without telling them

If they are inclined they can have you tracked down and brought back as a runaway. If you take something you want, but which is not actually...

You do not want to waste money? With respect, having counsel present and prepared for that conference might just avoid the need for a trial at...

How are inherited assets divided during a divorce that are not protected by a trust.

Unless the person inheriting the assets transformed the separate property into marital property, the assets remain separate property. people do...

If a separation agreement(both the parties signed) is filed with the court clerk, does it make to public records?

Absent very limited circumstances coming into play, yes it will be part of the public record.

So would it do any good for my son to write a will asking for that if anything was to happen and keep her in Texas.

No, he can't restrict her to Texas via a will. First, the clause, even if it could be effective upon his death, would have no bearing during his...

What can I do if my wife fights me on my withdraw. My withdraw is due to learning new information about her parenting abilities

From the posture of the question, I presume you do not have counsel, and have not had the advice of counsel to date. Change that and sit down with...