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Can I force my soon to be ex-wife to allow me to have phone conversations with my kids?
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Answered on October 01, 2015
At the moment there is not much you can do. If you want something to change then you will need to file a lawsuit to affect the parent-child...
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I am going to my second court hearing in order to settle on the SAPCR i filed. Should i hire help in order to get sole custody
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Answered on October 01, 2015
Hiring an attorney would probably help.
Get a consultation to review your case.
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If you have a attorney on retainer can they refuse to continue with your case.
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Answered on October 01, 2015
Criminal defense attorneys handle matters on a case-by-case basis. They cannot be "on-retainer" as this contemplates future criminal activity.
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Can I be evicted without a lease and married to the owners son who own the home under a trust account?
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Answered on October 01, 2015
Yes. You can be evicted. If you want to stall for time you can argue to the court that the proper eviction rules were not followed. The landlord...
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Can the non-custodial parent take the kids out of school without my permission?
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Answered on October 01, 2015
Not really. But there are likely many other facts at play here. The court is not likely to be impressed with parents fighting over taking kids to...
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What kind of attorney would handle a previous employer wage issue?
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Answered on October 01, 2015
She should call an Employment Law attorney. She can probably get a free consultation and likely representation on a contingency. Further, she might...
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I have a 30 year old daughter who moved into my house without my consent while I was not at home. I told her to move out.
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Answered on October 01, 2015
You could start with calling law enforcement. What would you have done if a stranger moved in. If that does not work then evict her under the rules...
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If you had a roommate and she move out, claim that she need with her son that not working and she claim she cant stay home by
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Answered on September 30, 2015
You could sue her in JP Court... the People's Court.
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Will an attorney help?
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Answered on September 30, 2015
Since there is no legal separation in Texas you can deal with this in a Divorce proceeding.
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"UPDATE" What I can do when an insurance company does not want to respond in their responsibility to cover damage caused by a ca
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Answered on September 30, 2015
Can't force the third party carrier to accept liability.
Place claim on your own insurance, sue the other driver are your options.
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