Houston, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +7 more
It depends on the precise type of ownership. You may be able to sue for their portion of the back taxes. More likely you should partition and...
You should retain an attorney. Piecemeal advice leads to things like the contradictory provisions you mention. It sounds as though your ex is...
Get a certified copy if the decree from the District Clerk. Unless a date is specified in the decree, go ahead and get your own insurance....
Take your decree and consult with an attorney. Plan to pay for a consultation. It will be worth it to know what options you have now. From the...
You need an attorney. It appears you need to enforce a rule 11 agreement. The second part of your question is not very clear. Make an appointment...
Most courts are not going to approve an agreement that does not include child support and medical support. If you are not working, support will...
Hire an attorney. Take the power of attorney you have. An attorney will assess the entire situation and help you sort through your options.
You should hire a lawyer to advise you.
The boyfriend's parents are almost certainly not liable for his actions. He was not a minor at the time.
Frankly, if she has an attorney it would be foolish for you not to have one.
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