Well you would probably be cited for Driving While License Invalid or No Driving License (if no have never had a license issued by Texas DPS) and a...

Okay, So my Husband Abandoned my son and I about a year ago and...

Well there is no "legal" separation in Texas like there is in some other states. You should immediately retain the services of a divorce attorney....

Is there a way to get surcharges in Texas reduced?

You will need to call DPS to see if you qualify for the amnesty program to get surcharges reduced or forgiven. In addition, DPS will sometimes...

Do I need to file any proof with the courts as to why I don't want visitation set up with my daughter's biological father?

You should definitely hire a family law attorney to represent you in the hearing. An experienced family law attorney will know how to exactly...

What do i do when my husdand kicks me out of our on home and im living on the streets \

You need to immediately consult with a divorce and family law attorney and have a temporary restraining order filed to allow you access to the home.

Yes, to file for a divorce in Texas, you must have resided in the state of Texas for at least 6 months and in the county where you plan to file the...

When is it safe to sign a Waiver of Service form?

You need to have an attorney review this documents, not a paralegal. You should never sign a waiver of divorce unless you are fully aware of the...

Where can I get a lawyer that would handle my case? I am umenplyed all my saving is wipe out

You definitely need to consult with a family law attorney in this matter to ensure that your legal rights are protected. If you are still seeking...

What can she legally do?

You definitely need to consult with a family law/divorce attorney in this matter to completely evaluate your circumstances. Generally in Texas,...

What are my chances of getting a lump sum of 5,000 and 600. monthly for spousal support? Married 14 years.

Since you have been married for 14 years, you have meet one of the provisions (being married for at least 10 years) in the Texas Family Code to be...