Does he get extended custody , if he decides to move out of the country?

If child support was ordered and payment of the mortgage was ordered, they are two different things he must do as per the order. Your lead...

Does intestate probate laws take into account any properties or accounts that are in other countries that belong to the deceased

If your father passed in Texas, his estate consists of everything he had upon his death. However, other countries may have specific laws governing...

Can i get in trouble for enrolling my son in my school district? W/out moms consent.

You can enroll him if your current order says you have the right to do so. You can take him to the doctor for shots if your current order says you...

What happens to step father's estate which includes part of my mother's estate who has passed away?

If your step father passes without a will, his estate will pass through Texas laws on intestacy. Since you are not his child, you would not...

What is most affordable way to file as Administrator of Estate or Executor..?

You will need to hire probate attorney who can review all the facts and determine the most cost effective way to handle your ex-wife's estate. ...

How can I find a divorce lawyer?

If you want to file in Harris County, then look on-line for divorce attorneys in that county who list military divorce on their site. You want an...

How can I repossess my ex husband's car that I'm a co signer on when he violated the court decree for non payment?

Depending on what your decree says, you can file an enforcement. It will be best if you hire an attorney to do the enforcement for you since you...

Do I need to get a divorce for common law?

Common law married is married, with or without a certificate. If you plan end the marriage, you will have to get a divorce.

How do I know if I have any inheritance from a person I’ve cared for over the last 5 years that I’m not a blood relative?

In Texas, a person's estate passes either according to their will or, if they did not have a will, according to the Texas laws on intestacy. If he...

If your mother's account was payable on death to you, the funds would be yours upon her death. Or if you and your mother were both on the account,...