If I run away can I get in trouble ?
Yes, it is a status offense for which the police could pick you up, at which point they could return you home, hold you until your parent gets you,...
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Yes, it is a status offense for which the police could pick you up, at which point they could return you home, hold you until your parent gets you,...
I agree in most part with Fran, with the caveat that you can have a community estate while also keeping only pieces separate. For instance, a...
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This will require a probate lawyer, potentially with a family attorney on board to consult. Seeing as there is no party remaining to file against...
I believe you are evaluating the wrong acronym and case law. UCCJEA controls jurisdiction for custody, not support; you should discuss the Tex....
If he is violating terms in the decree, you can file a suit for enforcement. Bring his noncompliance to the attention of the attorney who...
If you meed the residency requirements (you should based on your facts) you can file for a divorce or annulment in Texas based on your residence or...
I agree with the prior answer, with one caveat: SSDI usually provides a benefit to the child of the disabled recipient, which creates not a...
It depends on what waiver of notice you've provided. Further, if you are appearing by consent to the agreed decree, and that decree is going to be...
Register and enforce the order here. The Texas Family Code provides for this sort of situation, and would allow you to seek reimbursement of the...
I would disagree with your attorney. My firm wrote an article about this bill here: http://www.spoffordlaw.com/category/family-law-updates/ The...