How do I go about dealing with child protective services if me and my girlfriend want to reconcile after and assault charge?

It depends. Is there a protective or restraining order in place? If so, what does it say? Did the mom and CPS enter into one of those parenting...

I am living with my ex boyfriend. He has invited his girlfriend over. Can I ask her to leave?

What does your lease say? Who is on the lease? This isn't a simple issue. There are criminal law issues, property law issues, and even...

This is a tough situation. By accepting that package at the leasing office from USPS, they are responsible for it. If they gave it to the wrong...

If I’m 19 years old and i have my son can my mom call the cops for me leaving the house?

It is not very clear what you are asking. You should clarify what you are asking. That may be why you are not getting responses.

Can I move out of the state with my daughter, without her fathers permission if we are not married?

This is a hard situation. You should consult a Texas attorney and an attorney for any state you may move to. If there is a court order in place...

Can an in-law files charges against a sons wife for signing without his permission and cashing checks sent to him.

In the United States you can sue anyone for anything and call law enforcement to report a suspected crime, period. How successful a person will be...

Timing is very important here. An appeal is next. There are a few appellate law blogs, on by Attorney Chad Ruback, that breaks down this...

I married my children's father, does the child support order become null and void?

It is not clear what you are asking. More information is needed. If you read the Court's order it will say what causes the person ordered to pay...

Can a power of attorney be held liable for the damage of property and missing items in a home that has a court order?

It all depends. The factors are what the Court's order says specifically, what the power of attorney says, whether the person the power of attorney...

What to do if the person I'm trying to serve court papers, avoids the process server?

Go read Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 106, and 106(b) in particular. And research what is called a Motion for substitute service.