Should I sign a Final Divorce Decree that voluntarily allows my employer to garnish my wages?
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Hire your own attorney. The AG represents and looks out for the state, not the parties. Usually your interests are aligned but not always. The AG...
Best place to start is with the Texas Department of Insurance: http://www.tdi.texas.gov/life/life.html http://www.vondohlenlaw.com/
Talk to an attorney about handling this privately. The AG is there for the state, not you. The child needs insurance- put the child on the...
If you find their investigation intrusive or find that they are delaying payment then feel free to talk to an insurance specialist....
Depending on the timelines involved it may or may not be time to involve an Insurance Law attorney. http://www.vondohlenlaw.com/
What were the timelines involved? Any other missing facts?
She could sue you. Take a while and document everything you did in effort to contact her. Also document the disposition of the piece. If you sold...
Evict her in the JP Court. Similar to a Landlord/ Tenant eviction.
Have an attorney review the decree to see where modifications might be made.