It means that the respondent denies every allegation in the complaint. This suggests that they are ready to go to trial, and require the...

My ex boyfriend and I filed our taxes together and claimed married. Do we have to get a divorce

Under the Texas Family Code, there are two ways in which an informal marriage (known in some states as "common-law marriage") can be formed. One...

In a divorce, does my husband have rights to a home that I bought after separation?

The Texas Family Code does not recognize separation as a formal legal concept, and it has no legal effect - you are still considered to be married....

My wife is ill and having to go to the doctor regulary this whole year. my question what can i deduct from my expenses for my

You can deduct your copayments, mileage to and from your house to the treatment location(s), parking, lodging (if required), and prescription...

My husband has filled for divorce. He will be representing himself. I was told he has to serve me, what are his options?

If your divorce is uncontested (meaning you agree on getting the divorce and on the division of property), the easiest way for him to serve you...

Are there any trustworthy attorneys out there that would consider me being their client?

Sorry that you are going through this. If your divorce is already final, I am not sure what she is trying to accomplish by hiring another...

How can I find the Texas Law that covers divison of pensions in a divorce?

You can start with the Texas Family Code, Section 7. Section 7.001 talks about the division of property in general during a divorce - the guiding...

My aunt passed away 2 days ago is my durable power of attorney still in effect or its cease after death.

No, your durable power of attorney automatically expired with your aunt's death. From now on, the terms of her will (if she had one) will...

Dad passed 2 years ago leaving everything to my brother and i his mom was still living and her will left everything to him.

It is hard to say without reading the will - the answer depends entirely on the terms of your grandmother's will. If her will named a contingent...

Sister is executor of will and is not telling others in will of any sells of estate items ..can i force here to give info .texas

Yes, you can - if you are a beneficiary or other interested party in the estate, provided that it has been at least 15 months since she was...