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Depends on what you were served. If it's just a "notice of setting," you won't go to jail. Doesn't mean the judge won't take some action on your...
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Depends on what you were served. If it's just a "notice of setting," you won't go to jail. Doesn't mean the judge won't take some action on your...
The house is not community property. it is his separate property. As for his 401K, any increase in value between date of marriage and date of...
Your attorney is in a better position to answer that question than someone who does not practice in Beeville. So much depends on the court's docket.
So long as you and the child reside in Texas, you're good to go. Texas requires one of the parties to have resided here for 6 months and in the...
Get a lawyer to help you. You've got legal standing to seek custody and to terminate her parental rights, too. Can't DIY
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She is entitled to visitation under the terms of the decree. If you want to allow the extra, you may. If not, you have no legal obligation to do...
Can't say without reading it. Take it to a lawyer this week for an office consultation
Sounds like a letter from the Office of the Attorney General seeking info from you prior to trying to collect child support. Take it to a lawyer...
Get her personally served with a citation. Then she either answers or you default her. I think you need a lawyer at this stage.