How can i up the amount of the money i sued for in court of appeals?

Pleadings in county court (or county court at law) must be in writing and a plaintiff cannot recover for any claim which is not plead. So, that...

Can a person with mental disabilities be a trustee over my trust fund and can he be removed as my trustee?

Unless the first brother has formally resigned as trustee, he is still a trustee. In Texas the operation, enforcement, and modification of trusts...

What can i do if the ex-employer i worked for is wanting me to pay for money they say overpaid me and they kept my last check

An employer cannot deduct or withhold money from an employee's paycheck for any reason that is not authorized by law or agreed to in writing by the...

Again, you are not liable for his debts merely by acting as his agent under a POA but you will be contractual liable if you agree in writing to...

Corporate client asked for adjustment on invoice and request for refund in cash 5,000, is this legal???

Not to pile on, but your question is really unclear. Are you asking if a refund of $5000 can be made in cash? Of course it can. Should it? Are...

How can I force my sister to probate my mothers will in Bexar County, San Antonio, Texas?

You can hire a lawyer experienced in probate litigation. Its as simple as that. You cannot accomplish anything on your own because you don't know...

Is it illegal in the state of Texas to ask employees to stop signing business emails with religious oveertones may angels be o

Not only can the employer ask the employee to stop, it can terminate the employee without first asking. Its not your business. You work for it. ...

You know if litigation was easy then anyone could do it. There are Texas Rules of Civil Procedure that apply. There are terms that have specific...

Can bank claim misstatement on document and sue for fraud 7 years later?

There are two elements to a civil fraud claim in Texas. One is liability and the other is damages. Both elements must exist in order to obtain a...

Not legally. She is an adult and cannot have a "legal guardian" unless she is mentally or physically incapacitated under Texas law. Besides, she...