If you are unaware of his whereabouts, you would need to get the Court to approve an alternative method of service (in order to serve him with...

Can my husband purchase a firearm in Texas if he was charged with a DWI misdemeanor in California?

A DWI misdemeanor conviction from more than 10 years ago, in and of itself, should not prohibit your husband from purchasing a firearm in Texas.

I went to visit my husband at a federal prison. I was held there against my will. Do I have a case?

You may want to contact the prison to speak with a supervisory level position, for what this is worth. You would need to speak with an attorney...

False accusations

Knowingly filing a false police report is a crime, and you could be arrested/prosecuted for the offense. If you are simply wanting to drop the...

I am the mother. I filed for child support with the AG and received a subpoena saying I need to file a written response.

It would depend on exactly what you were served with and what it is asking. If the AG served you with a subpoena, then you are order to appear...

I'm 17 years old Dallas, TX. I want to move out without being emancipated how can I do that without being forced to return

As a 17 year old, your parents have rights and duties to you. If you leave, then they can have you brought back through the police (as a runaway)....

Do I need an attorney to end a marriage that has not lasted 35 days ?

It is always best to hire an attorney to represent your interests in a legal matter, and to ensure that things are done properly. The Texas Supreme...

What would be the penalty for assault to a family member if I plead guilty?

A family violence conviction can have significant impact on someone's future; including but not necessarily limited to, enhancement to felony...

Can you be around family after aggravated assault

It depends on whether or not the family members are the complaining witness (victim) in the aggravated assault case, and/or whether or not there...

Texas family law court and pleadings or motions that rely on the Texas "Civil Practice and Remedies Code"

Yes. It is possible to obtain sanctions for discovery violations under the Texas CPRC in family court.