Can my son's grandmother take him out of state on vacation (he is 5 yrs old) if I don't agree?
If she has been appointed a conservator or has court ordered visitation there the court order does not prohibit the trip then, yes should could. ...
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If she has been appointed a conservator or has court ordered visitation there the court order does not prohibit the trip then, yes should could. ...
Best to have personally served. You are trying to save dollars but the time involved is going to be more. Pay someone else for their time and go...
You can always file something to ask for a change, but if you work it out between the both of you, why would you ask the court to intervene? ...
Consider filing bankruptcy
File suit and then he may pay. Many creditors attorney will take the case with only costs down, any balance collected would be contingent on the...
Sounds like both of the properties are exempt. Exempt property is not subject to collection process except maybe IRS debt. You need to sit down...
If you are Texas resident then are not supposed to do this. However, I have seen someone like your self who works for a out of state company, and...
This would be a civil matter. They would need to file suit and get an order to allow them to enter the residence if they have a secured claim in...
They can take a default against you. The next step would be to abstract the judgment, after that they would attempt to garnish bank accounts and...
4 years is the statute of limitations in Texas. If no payments or charges in over 4 years, then they have no legal remedy. Ask for verification...