I am 17 years old and living in Texas, leaving back to moms in less than a month and want to leave my dads house, whats the law?

Your parents make the rules until you are 18. You can be reported as a runaway and anyone harboring you can be charged with a crime.

In Texas, isn't an adversary hearing for a CPS case supposed to be held within 14 days of the removal of a child?

(This is a Child Custody question, not an Appeals issue.)

My husband had a partnership business in 2008-2010 and they never applied for a sales use tax permit. Can they still audit him?

The state comptroller's office has far reaching power; you might want to get a tax attorney or a CPA on board soon.

My baby father is wanting to give up his rights in order to prevent paying child support. Can this be possible in Bexar County?

Unless you are going to have another man adopt, or you are independently wealthy, or in fear for your life, why would you go along with that? You...

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Can a 17 year old legally move out of the grandparents home who have permanency awarded by CPS court she is pregnant but still

If the grandparents call law enforcement, law enforcement might or might not get involved with a 17yo. If law enforcement does get involved,...

HOA ByLaws state I may resign as a member of the Association. Can they still fine me after this?

Read the covenants you agreed to when you bought the property as well as the HOA by-laws.

Can I transfer citation on owner name as I am not responsible for all those violations and its not even my property or business?

Your friend should pay (reimburse to you) your cost for a defense attorney to handle this to make sure it goes away easily. Shouldn't be too...

Do I need a lawyer for a guardianship case?

Yes. You need an attorney asap. There are many things to consider and your question leads to many more questions.

I legally married in Mexico 25 years ago. I remarried in the US to someone else, can I annul my marriage?

Wow. Bigamy twice. She's got a pretty good fraud case against you. Get into a lawyer's office soon.

How do I go about taking this to court and getting my money?

Divide these into separate areas and sue in small claims on each thing: the apartment, then the car. Sound like any judgment you get might not be...