You are correct that one files Rule 190 special exceptions when one asserts there is a defect, omission, or fault in the pleadings. To respond you...

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Officially, there is no limit. Nevertheless, one may not serve requests for admissions (or undertake any other discovery for that matter) that are...

Perhaps. Generally speaking, in Texas state court (as opposed to a Texas federal court, which is a different creature), the defendant may amend its...

Is it legal in Texas for an operator to deduct transportation, compression, and gas processing fees from an ORRI owners check?

Great question. If you own a true overriding royalty interest ("ORRI") in the production - and that's your only role - it would be unusual for you...

Can you sue a city inTexas for breach of contract on a lease that they accepted when the bought the land.

You may be able to sue the city depending on a number of other unknown facts. Did the city assume the lease (and all obligations of the landlord)...

Legally, you should not defame him, post matters that arguably invade his privacy, or post matters that publically disclose private facts, among...

What kind of attorney do I need for this case?

You may want to consult with a local civil litigator/trial attorney. Whether this event was intentional or simply the result of a misunderstanding,...

A couple close friends and I want to buy a head stone for a friend that was murdered.

I think the fact that you all want to commemorate your friend's life is noble. If the funeral home's policy is as you describe it, perhaps you...

Can retainer fees be done in payments if an emergency situation arises?

Many "retainers" are really nothing more than advance fee payments. In other words, clients are asked to pay a lump sum advance -- a "retainer" --...

I received a notice of case management conference,

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It sounds like you've been sued by your mortgage company, who may be foreclosing on your...