You may have an option to get a court order to remove your things under Chapter 24A of the Texas Property Code, also. However you would...

There are some options, via a divorce filing or via certain rarely-used "management" provisions of the Family Code, where you could partially...

Without knowing the location of the court, the State of the court, whether you are already part of the suit, what is the type of suit, whether this...

On its own, that would be a tough basis to make any big changes.

Relevant? Yes. Admissible? Maybe. There are some ways you could try to get in that evidence, but it is far from a guarantee that you would...

If certain other information is present, it is theoretically possible. These cases can be very difficult to "win" from your side of things....

If you met all the requirements of a common law/informal marriage with your prior partner, it is safest to formally get divorced. Otherwise,...

I am not sure what is an "Order of Location". Did the person give you any information to determine who is demanding this money? Did the person give...

"Putting a retraining order on" someone is not "a thing." You can ask the Court to order a temporary restraining order when there is an underlying...

Your friend should consult with a probate attorney. A good one in that area is Jack Hales. His website:...