Any attorney please answer

Sworn testimony can be evidence supportive of a cause of action.

Can a co-signer on a vehicle be sued for an accident?

Yes, you can be sued. I think your question is really whether you can be found liable. Mere ownership is not enough for liability. Turn it over...

Can I keep a gift that was given to me?

Gifts are just that. To recover them, he will have to prove that they were conditional gifts and that the conditions were not met.

Am I liable for the defenses attorney fees if I file a small claims suit and it is found that i do not have proper jurisdiction?

It depends. Texas follows the American rule as to attorney's fees. That means, that each side is responsible for its own fees unless there is a...

Any auto accident attorney please answer

The affidavit is hearsay and is not admissible as trial evidence in a court of record. (It can be used as summary judgment evidence but that is...

Is it possible to sue the Texas public school for letting my 6 year old, grade K, get out and make it half way across town?

Sorry about what happened to your child. But, absent an injury under the Texas Tort Claims Act, the school has immunity. Based on the posted...

Third party beneficiary to a contract

Your post is missing facts. There is no mention of breach. Waiver is the intentional relinquishment of a known right. Absent a breach, there is...

Do I have a case against a contract employer to whom I provided services without a written contract?

You may be able to pursue a breach of contract claim. A verbal contract is as enforceable as a written one subject to proof. Proof such as...

The insurance company has made its decision. You need to decide whether to get a lawyer or drop it. Since you are in Austin, you might try Henry...

Got a check from the insurance co made out to me and the lender. Can I get in trouble for cashing it without the lender knowing?

I think you know the answer to the question. The lender has a security interest in the collateral. Its name is on the check to protect its...