Can legal action be taken against the Court Settlement Program and/or the Plaintiff Steering Committee concerning BP oil spill?

I agree with the other two attorneys that the time to object has likely long passed. But, to know for certain you should look back and contact one...

How to have a writ of procession expunged.

I don't believe you are using the right term. Give us more info on what you are needing expunged? Expunction relates to criminal charges, that...

The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles is NOT allowing me to get a license because I got a DUI ......

It sounds like you need to determine from CA exactly why the license is suspended, how long, and what you must do to get the suspension lifted. ...

Here is the statute. Texas Penal Code - PENAL § 21.02. Continuous Sexual Abuse of Young Child or Children (a) In this section, “child” has...

Can I be sued for Tortious Interference for telling a former customer about my former employer’s misgivings?

Anyone can file a lawsuit if they pay the filing fee. So could you be sued, I guess they could find some reason to try and file suit. But,if what...

I agree, you will likely get supervised visitation until you can provide a clean hair follicle drug test. You will likely need to request the...

What recourse do I have when a commercial landlord evicted me without notifying me and took all my property from warehouse?

OK, did they serve you to suit filed in JP court? If so,, it sounds like you did not file an answer, However, based upon what you have said it...

How long does power of attorney have to file the documents in the state of texas?

You can revoke your Power of Attorney if you are worried about the old POA. It is a very simple process, done in writing. An attorney will not...

How do I report my son’s father for not filing taxes in at least 2 years?

Either contact the Attorney General of Texas and see if they can help, or hire an attorney to take him back to court for failure to pay. The...

Can i still get a divorce even if I’m deployed useing a POA?

If you are considered a resident of Texas, one of you can file for divorce, the other sign a waiver and agreed final decree. The one filing goes...