That sounds like a great question to be asked of the attorney. No one on here knows what was listed in your agreement, what work was actually done,...

Birth certificates in Texas do not confer rights or duties to a party on their own, as they do in other states such as Arkansas. If he is the...

A lot of this comes down to the requirements of whatever Court, County, or Legal Aid organization you are applying through. Without knowing even...

Generally, there is nothing special to be done with these along the lines of what you note. Beware that discovery responses can be used in...

There is a long list of things you "can and can't do: while married, regardless of whether it is informal or ceremonial. Third parties may give...

Birth certificates in Texas are solely records of vital statistics; they do not confer any rights or duties. You would need a formal court...

Here are a few suggestions that could be helpful: 1.) 1-2 retainer contracts of attorneys with whom you have consulted (i.e., show the judge...

There is, unfortunately, too much to unpack without reviewing the agreement. From your question alone, you may have a couple defenses, at least in...

Yes, go consult with an attorney! There is certainly more information needed to give you full advice, but doing nothing will get you nothing in...

It sounds very much like the suit you filed will be dismissed.