I agree with the prior answer. If there was a will, it will need to be probated. A good local attorney with whom I have worked on other similar...

Generally, your divorce could not be completed until you meet the residency requirements. At the very least, you could file a paternity suit or...

You have multiple moving parts on this, and it is unclear if both parties reside in Texas or not. There are two general sets of statutes that...

Expect that an enforcement action will be filed in the future, and consult with an attorney in advance of that so that you are handling yourself as...

It sounds like the debts are in your name. If the debts aren't paid, the lender will come after you because you signed some sort of contract...

She probably can't. Go consult with a probate attorney. A good one I've worked with in that area is Jack Hales. His website is:...

I'm not sure you have an actual question built into this.

There is a very theoretical claim, yes. In practice, it is unlikely that would go anywhere. A more likely suit to succeed would be by a parent...

It means that someone was subpoena'd (requested) to appear at a hearing or trial. Executed means they were served; unexecuted, the opposite.

Unless there is a guardianship proceeding that would restrict her, yes, she can technically take this action. It is not one to be taken...