If a married person passes away in Texas intestate (meaning without a will as it sounds like is the situation here) then their property goes...

Generally speaking when someone's only violation of a court order is around making financial payments then, assuming they in fact don't have the...

These are questions you really need to take up with your attorney. If a plea was just done it would have absolutely required you signing documents...

The answer is almost definitely yes, unless the court you were in placed you on some sort of deferred probation along with the payments.

This isn't any per se misconduct. If you've got confusion or disagreement with your attorney about matters of strategy in a case, going to them is...

Police officers are free to ask nearly anything. In general you're free to say no to nearly anything as well outside of a very narrow set of...

It seems like from the tone of the question you are asking about terminating the rights of the parent's entirely so that you exclusively have any...

Receiving the email should not be service unless he got some extraordinary order signed allowing him to serve it himself via email. From how you...

The short answer is a qualified yes. The real issue you would run into in reality is the without vistitation part. For the most part an otherwise...

You're describing some form of joint ownership of land but it is not clear what form that took. In general, if you and your father were tenants in...