What happens when you default on a car loan in Texas? Can you go to jail? Cam they garnish your bank account?
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Answered on August 24, 2015
Most likely scenario is that the car would be repossessed (assuming that it stands as collateral for the loan.)
Nothing you have described is a...
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How can I get my right back
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Answered on August 24, 2015
Time for you to hire an attorney.
Apply for legal aid if you need help.
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Want to file for divorce and custody here in Texas but husband and children are living in Washington State. Is this possible?
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Answered on August 24, 2015
You will need to file where the children are. (Or have been for past 6 months.)
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In Taylor County Texas, will a judge allow the termination of parental rights without an immediate stepparent adoption?
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Answered on August 24, 2015
Talk to a local attorney.
You are going to need an attorney to handle both actions.
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Family
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Answered on August 24, 2015
You don't mention your age. In Texas you cannot decide where to live until you turn 18.
You might want to Google "Emancipation of a Minor in...
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Violating a Child Protective Order
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Answered on August 24, 2015
You should probably quit talking about this and hire an attorney. Best of luck.
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How do i get a car that i had to put in the shop more then 6 times in a year after buying it brand new off my credit?
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Answered on August 24, 2015
No magic bullet.
To be blunt, you probably did this in the manner that would cause you the most harm.
Time to talk to a consumer law attorney...
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Can I go get a vehicle that was awarded to my ex if it's in my name & he's not paying for it? He was ordered to refi by 12/2014.
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Answered on August 24, 2015
Common occurrence in DIY divorces. You are still "in business" with your ex.
Most attorneys would have advised you to avoid this trap.
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Can I legally change my daughters last name without their biological father's permission?
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Answered on August 24, 2015
Bio dad has to get notice of everything.
Talk to an attorney about trying to get a termination of rights.
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Do I have a say so in whom would care for my child in the event of my passing or would they automatically go to their bio father
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Answered on August 24, 2015
Probably so. Depends on the circumstances but, generally, you cannot usurp his rights to the children through a will or estate plan.
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