You need to hire your own attorney who can review all of the facts, give you advice, and represent you. If you have completed your service plan...

When does a simple Trust cease to exist after the death of the Trustors?

You should contact a local estate planning attorney who can review the trust documents for you and advise you. Without seeing the actual trust...

Can I borrow a home equity loan if I am under my father’s will?

A will does not do anything until the person who signed the will dies and the will is admitted to the probate court. Since the house is not yet...

What rights would my in laws have as far as grandparents rights if they were mentally abusive to my wife?

Please provide more information about your situation. Do you have children? Do the children currently live with their grandparents? Typically a...

Working oversees, Child Payments?

Child support will likely be ordered in the final divorce decree. The court will look at your tax returns and employment information to determine...

Can I get a copy of the durable power of attorney to send to inmate?

If an inmate needs to sign a power of attorney, you can have it prepared and then deliver it to the prison. You will have to coordinate with the...

How can I get my step dad to legally adopt me at age 27?

An adult adoption is a simple process and can be completed in a short time. Contact a local family law attorney to assist you; many will do this...

What rights do I have legally and what can I do to have them?

Depending on all the facts, even if you are not formally married, you may have an informal or common-law marriage. Contact a local family law...

Pending Family Law Modification - Hearing on Motion for Continuance set for Trial Date?

There is no way to know how the judge will rule on the Motion for Continuance without knowing all of the facts of the case. In my office, even if...

I got married in one county and now live in another. Can I file for divorce in the new county and mail him the documents

In order to file in Texas, you have to live in the state for 6 months and in your county for 90 days. If you have lived in your current county for...