Will I be held accountable if there was a court order child support but the custodial parent never went to the attorney general?

If there is a court order then you owe the support from the date that the order indicates. Waiting for the AG to start collecting it will only...

Can my late husband's lawyer that represented him during his divorce now represent his ex wife to annual my marriage?

Sounds like there might be a serious capacity issue here. If you are trying to protect yourself from losing money or property you should talk to an...

Will I be entitled to a reimbursement for my wife use of community money to pay mortgage on her separate property?

Probably yes and probably yes. Hire an attorney and get the property division done correctly.

Why change my insurance policy for my child?

If you and the other parent cannot sit down at the table together and fully agree on everything then you would be wise to keep the status quo....

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Is a written answer required to a counterclaim in Texas Suit Affecting The Parent-Child Relationship?

If this has turned from a Child Support-only issue to a Custody issue then mother needs to contact an attorney. The AG is not going to represent...

I contacted a contractor regarding replacing my roof, we agreed on price and job was done. Now the contractor refuses to give me

This might be an onerous requirement of the insurance company. Talk to a bad faith insurance claim attorney about the situation. You can get a...

A relative left me money -$25,000 by way of check before passing. My father has taken the money away can i get it back?

You will need to file a lawsuit against him. You might be able to find an attorney willing to take this on a contingency arrangement if you have...

I understand obligation of child support. If I surrender my rights am I still obligated to pay the medical insurance?

Be sure this is done with a court order. You cannot do this by private agreement. If you try to do that you will later find that you owe a lot of...

Can i move out without my parents consent if i am a 17 year old mother and i live in Texas?

Not until you are 18, married, or otherwise emancipated. Your being a parent does not emancipate you. Google "emancipation of a minor in Texas"...

Why would you NOT hire an attorney to put an end to this immediately?