Yes, it could be from his unemployment check. The OAG will seek garnishment from any source possible, including unemployment, person injury...

My grandmother left me momey from her will can my husband family come get my momey becouse he is also dead too?

No. The oil rights you inherited from your grandmother are your separate property, as a matter of law. This property is not community property...

You can absolutely add a codicil to your will which leaves certain items to certain specified people. However, unless the codicil is executed with...

Trying to find out if a parent has life insurance policies

There is no special database that attorneys or anyone else can look in to determine whether your parent had life insurance. What you can do is...

My ex husband wants to take turn filing tax, can he do that

The primary custodial parent gets the exemption. Do not let him pressure you into signing IRS Form 8332 to give him the exemption. He is not...

Is the judgement tht the Attorney Generals office makes a court order?

Yes, if you and the father had a "negotiation conference" at a local AG office and reached an agreement and signed a "Child Support Review Order"...

My niece has lived with us since 2003. She just turned ten years old. We have power of attorney but want to adopt.

You will have to file a suit for termination of the biological parents' right coupled with a suit for adoption. Both of the biological parents...

How do i get custody of my children back?

As long as your rights weren't terminated (which is permanent and cannot be reversed), you can file a suit to modify a prior custody order. This...

My mother lives in an house that i own my brother has moved in. my mother has passed away, i want my brother out what can i d

If he will not leave voluntarilythen you must file a suit to evict him. That is your only option. First you are required to give him a formal...

If we have been seperated for 10 months but are now filing the papers, is there still a 61 day cool off period?

Yes, the 60-day waiting period is required for all divorces in the state of Texas. The 60 days run from the date the petition for divorce is filed.