What happens to a financed car after divorce?

The presumption in Texas is that if a spouse purchases something during the marriage, the thing purchased is community property. Therefore, the...

What to do if you suspect your attorney of fraudulent activity?

I am a bit confused by parts of your question. Did you give the attorney $500 and she is working on a contingency after that point? I would...

When asking for award of legal fees in enforcement hearing, my atty misrepresented fees resulting in lower award.

I agree with Mr. Stewart - your first step should be to talk to your attorney about this in a calm, non-confrontational manner. Your second step is...

I have $13,698 in back child support from a prison sentence. I want to file bankruptsy. Can I do that? And do you suggest it?

Bankruptcy will not discharge (eliminate) a debt for child support. However, you may be able to include child support arrears in a repayment plan...

How long do I wait to collect on a final judgment from appeals?

That is a good question! Normally, if a losing party does not file a bond to supersede the judgment, a winning party may begin collection...

What does a notice of appeal mean after the final divorce?

Under Texas procedural rules, a dissatisfied party has 30 days after a judgment is signed to either file a motion for new trial (or other motion...

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How can I get an individual to pay me for a ruling on a mediation agreement. The agreement was that the individual pay me once

As Mr. Armstrong says, you must file a new lawsuit based on breach of the mediated settlement agreement. Such an agreement may be enforced as any...

Is this sexual harassment?

Yes, it appears to be sexual harassment as it is creating a hostile environment in your workplace. Practically, you must be careful to document...

The short answer is no. What he did was not criminal and you would most likely be unsuccessful in suing him. Some people are just jerks and there...

Can a person get a judgement against them if they never even received a summons to appear in court. ( civil - small claims )

Generally speaking, a court does not have jurisdiction to render a judgment against a party who has not been duly served with process. However,...