I have an ex boyfriend who finds every means or person he can to find me, what can I do in the state of Texas?

Stalking is a crime in Texas. If your ex-boyfriend's behavior matches the elements set forth in Texas Penal Code Section 42.072, you can file...

I turned 18 the 1st of July an My Biological Father Hasn't Paid Child support since i was 3-6 months old.

Two issues here: 1. The child support should go to your grandparents to reimburse them for supporting you as a minor. 2. Your grandparents have...

Is it legal to leave bi-polar wife who makes threatening comments to me.

Yes, it is legal. You have no duty to remain in an abusive relationship. However, you need to consult with a local family law attorney to...

What are basic issues corp faces if it defaults on law suit?

Has the corporation forfeited its charter? If it has, then its directors or officers may be liable for debts created or incurred after the date on...

Texas firearm transportation

It does not appear an offense for a 17 year old to carry a legal long arm in his vehicle as long as he does not venture onto a premises where it is...

Im a convicted felon charged with unlawful possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell..in Dallas TX.

Ms. Foley is correct, but please note that deferred adjudication may still be consider a crime punishable by a sentence of more than a year (a...

As Mr. Spodek says, you are only a convicted felon if you have a conviction against you. That is, you took a plea bargain which resulted in a...

As Mr. Foster said, I don't see a cause of action here. If they give you replacement Coca Cola, you should consider yourself ahead of the game.

How can I obtain ex-spouses employer information? Ex-wife refuses to provide this to me when I have primary of our children.

If she is working and earning wages, you should open a case with the Attorney General's Office.

I'm 17, with a job of 1000$ a month roughly, and I was wondering if i was aplicable for emancipation.

Under the provisions of Chapter 31.001 of the Texas Family Code, a minor who is 17 years old may petition for emancipation if he or she is...