I'm a court reporter and I transcribed a deposition for a case, its been 9 weeks and the lawyer told me her client will not pay
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Answered on January 13, 2013
Pursuant to the Texas Government Code, the lawyers are responsible for the payment, not the clients. The lawyer who asked the first question is...
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I have been served a summons over a credit card debt in Texas. The balance is $8,700 from a local credit union.
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Answered on January 13, 2013
First things first - have you calculated your answer date? You must, must, must make sure you get the answer date right and that you or someone on...
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Can you explain the language of Tex. R. Civ. Procedure 193.2(e)?
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Answered on July 09, 2010
The actual text of the rule (your quote is from my previous statement regarding the rule, which was not the text of the rule itself) is: "An...
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How do I answer boilerplate objections in my Motion to Compel?
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Answered on July 08, 2010
As Ms. Walters noted, you must address each request for which you are trying to compel responses individually. That said, in your motion, you can...
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Commercial tenant doesn't want to pay rent, I don't want to evict, but sue him and keep him as a tenant, how do I go about this?
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Answered on July 07, 2010
Your options are largely dependent on the specific terms of your lease agreement - which sounds like it is not a form lease. My first suggestion...
How can I find out if a person is still listed on a states vexatious litigant list? If a person is on list can I be sued?
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Answered on June 27, 2010
Texas maintains a vexatious litigant list through the Office of Court Administration. The list, along with a FAQ regarding the list and the...
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Is it legal for a employer to cut your pay
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Answered on June 22, 2010
As a very general rule, there is nothing illegal about an employer cutting the pay of its employees in Texas. Texas is an employment-at-will state...
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How do I file motion to dismiss
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Answered on June 17, 2010
The specific allegations made against you in the complaint would have an effect on how you proceed. For example, if they are suing you...
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As an employer in Texas, are we required to fill out previous employment verification forms?
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Answered on April 09, 2010
As a general rule, you are under no obligation to respond, in any fashion, to these types of requests. Answering 1 & 2, without stating the policy...
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If I am arrested and the officer does not read me my Miranda rights, can I sue?
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Answered on March 16, 2009
The Miranda warning is delivered to criminal suspects in police custody, or in a custodial situation, before they are asked questions relating to...
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