You can sue the seller (and possibly the agent) under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices act and the Statutory Fraud statute. If the non...

What happens when a disable veteran got abandon by the spouse in the state of Texas ?

Your only option may be to file for divorce and ask for child support and spousal support. I cannot think of any alternatives.

If I filed a response and a countersuit does that mean that I agreed to a divorce in the court's eye's?

Technically, you have until 10:00 a.m. of answer day to file an answer, but practically it takes longer for a default to be taken against you. As...

How do I go about get custody of my grandson after his mother has passed?

You can file a suit affecting the parent child relationship asking that you be appointed managing conservator of the child with the right to...

Can I back out of a lawsuit that I'm the plaintiff in just after the petition (complaint) has been filed?

Yes, you can instruct your attorneys to file a "nonsuit" which will dismiss your suit.

What can I do to speed it up?

Your husband cannot prevent you from getting a divorce, but you may need to turn up the heat and force a trial. In the meantime, if you two go to...

18&in school. I will finish school soon, but I want to move out before then. Can I do it without parents permission?

Ms. Turner is correct. At 18 you are considered an adult and your parent can no longer dictate where you live. If you have a copy of your birth...

If I end child support or my baby's father does that mean he won't have any visitation rights?

No. Child support and visitation are not linked. To change visitation, you will need to have the Order modified by the court. You can, however,...

Dismissal of a third party claim will not affect a counterclaim love the third-party defendant, just as dismissal of claims by a plaintiff, will...

When a defendant answers a complaint, should he include his supporting evidence as exhibits? Or submit evidence later?

Texas follows the rule of "notice pleading." That is a petition or answer must simply state facts sufficient for an attorney of average competence...