This is not a "typical" situation that the OAG handles, and often times they are not as motivated to move forward on those because they are (1) not...

It is hard to say, because your question does not include all of the information that an attorney would need to see to answer that question from a...

There are ways you can look to see if there is an active order or past suit regarding the child, but it is probably just as easy to schedule a...

I switched this to "Animal Law" so that you will hopefully get some better responses, since it doesn't really deal with "Real Estate."

It really depends on the language contained within the protective order. It probably is not a good idea while that is out there, either way....

It is hard to say whether it is "worth it" to go deeper on a case without knowing all of the details. While those in your question indicate some of...

Take a look at Texas Family Code section 6.301 to see if you meet the requirements to file in Texas. If you do, you can file in Texas for an in rem...

You could maybe file in either jurisdiction, but it depends on whether the time for that state to obtain jurisdiction has passed. For example,...

With a few exceptions, yes. If work has already been performed, you may not be able to re-claim those amounts. Any amounts that are unearned should...

If the process is already started via the OAG, it may be too late to stop it if the State has an interest in the suit (Medicaid, food stamps, or...