Can a father who gave up parental rights to his 4 year old daughter contact her at age 21.
I understand that the contact may have come as a bit of a shock, but there's absolutely nothing wrong with that from a legal perspective. He has...
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I understand that the contact may have come as a bit of a shock, but there's absolutely nothing wrong with that from a legal perspective. He has...
That 30 day provision is nothing to worry about in this case. That only applies to acquittals, and your son did not get an acquittal if his case...
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No, it's not legal, and at least one of the "marriages" isn't legally valid. You can only be married to one person at a time, and trying to exceed...
You certainly can't get an expunction, because you served probation. The only way you'd be eligible for an order of nondisclosure is if you were...
Assuming you successfully completed the pretrial diversion program, your case was dismissed at the end of that year. If this was a Harris County...
No, that's not right. No criminal offense ever just goes of your record all by itself. The clerks are not supposed to go around giving out legal...
Yes, you can get in trouble for that, and you're also sending your daughter the wrong message. If you have problems with him, you need to find a...
I'm sorry, but there's absolutely no truth to that, and this 18 month rule isn't even one of the legal myths I've ever heard of (like the one that...
Three years. Actually, all felony drug charges have a three year statute of limitations, regardless of the degree involved.
Unfortunately, your husband won't be able to adopt your daughter until the biological father's parental rights have been terminated. But, as the...