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I am common law married in texas spouse is now deceased what rights do I have in estate and 401 k
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Answered on September 02, 2013
You may get the entire amount or you may have to share with any minor children. You would need to open a probate. if their is a will this will...
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Restraining Order Against Mother
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Answered on September 02, 2013
No
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Family law
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Answered on September 02, 2013
Car would not change the order. Either parties must agree or judge makes a decision. Read your order
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I am paying child support until the age of 18 or HS graduaution. My daughter is being home schooled. Does that change the orde
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Answered on September 02, 2013
No, you have to pay
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I'm US Citizen. My fiance is Mexican resident Green Card in good standing. Will getting married change her status for any reason
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Answered on September 02, 2013
yes it affects status, now she is not required to take your name
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I have a bankruptcy question that involves a foreclosure dismissal.
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Answered on September 02, 2013
You need to talk with your bankruptcy lawyer about these facts
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CAN THE COMPANY BANK ACCOUNT BEING SEIZED AFTER A JUDGMENT AND HOW LONG AFTER THE JUDGMENT ?
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Answered on September 02, 2013
if he gets a judgment, then yes these things could happen
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Can u still collect a judgement u won from small claims court about 10 yrs ago
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Answered on September 02, 2013
Check on the statute of limitations for collecting a judgment then attempt to meet the deadline to have the judgment stay active
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A collection agency has been given my account for collection. Someone told me that they contact my bank for my information for g
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Answered on September 02, 2013
I recommend contacting an attorney with the National Association of Consumer Advocates
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Do I need an attorney for a "Dismissal of Judgment"?
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Answered on September 02, 2013
Your attorney should notice the other attorney and the court. If he does not, then yes, you should do this.
