You can handle this matter yourself, but it is advisable to at least consult with an attorney before moving forward. If the case becomes contested,...

I can't picture any major issue with this person's family member(s)trying to sell the trailer, relative to your rights to it. For the other...

You can always file something, but that doesn't mean you will or can succeed in a manner that makes it worthwhile in stress or finances. You...

"Divorce and Separation" is probably going to be a better topic to get you some good responses. If he won't refinance or sell the piece of real...

I switched your topic to "Probate" so you will hopefully get some better responses. One can only "will" the property interest that he/she...

Unlike some other states such as Arkansas, in Texas a birth certificate does not confer upon anyone any inherent rights. Your new husband signing...

The short answer to your question of voidability is "no."

If an Order was not signed by a Judge or Magistrate, it likely is not valid anywhere.

If you meet the jurisdiction requirements for a divorce in Texas, you can still file for a divorce here. Take a look at Texas Family Code section...

"Set by Court/Atty" is some times added to notes in a register of actions. It usually means that the hearing, for whatever it is, was set by the...