How do I get money owed to me to be withdrawn from the defendants paycheck directly till my money is fully paid?

In Texas, you can't. Current wages are exempt from garnishment in Texas except for child support or taxes. However, you could garnish their...

A "Rule 11" agreement in Texas State court is a written agreement, signed by all counsel and filed with the court, to anything, and is enforceable...

Construction contractors threatening mechanics lien, despite faulty (documented) work

If the work was done on your homestead (the property you own and live in), then the contractor won't be able to file a valid lien, since there was ...

How can our co. protect it's interests after discovering an AWOL partner now works for a direct competitor, unbeknownst to us?

In addition to the issues raised by Ms. Koslyn, you should consider whether a suit against the departing partner is necessary or appropriate, and...

What options do I have to prevent a lien on my house?

You can't actually prevent a lien from being filed, but if it's filed and should not be, you can have it removed. It's not clear whether you...

Can I amend a small claim - The defendant says I named the wrong party even though I went to the Secretary of State data.

It sounds like the problem is that you served the wrong company (by serving their registered agent), not that you served the wrong registered agent...

No, you can't sue AAA. Insurance policies cover the insured person - even though they may pay someone else, it's to protect their insured. ...

It's not clear what the question is - it sounds like she may be trying to evict? If your agreement is under a typical note and deed of trust, an...

How is the best way to accomplish my situation and what are the tax implications?

It's a relatively simple matter to convey your interest in the property to your daughter - it only requires a deed. However, your daughter...

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Since you're contributing money to the purchase, I wouldn't agree to exclude your name from the deed. Even if you're not on the loan, you can...