He terminated me can he do this? can he stop unemployment benefits?

Yes and no. Texas is an at will employment state - meaning he can fire you regardless of your refusal to take a drug test, etc. He can just fire...

Where can we get married and it not be recognized in the US? want to colledct widows benefit @ 60 but that's 2 years off?

Don't get married. Any marriage, formally recognized by the US or not would probably disqualify you from the benefits if being single is a...

Separating and taking the kids out of state (texas to florida)

If there is no court order, then there is nothing he can do about it. If you stay in Florida for at least six months, then jurisdiction will be in...

Separated wife takes large sum of cash out of joint account after 2 years of separation

Without a divorce, there is still a community estate, so she has not broken a law. She has taken advantage of your not taking her name off of the...

To answer the question of "how long" - it can take as little as a few months or as long as a few years to terminate a father's rights...

I have filed a eviction suit for non payment and have to go to jury trial. What questions should I ask at trial that would help

You need to establish the following: Your name and position. The alleged existence of oral or written lease. The date the lease or rental...

How would I obtain a guardianship order in Texas for a girl I have been caring for for the past 8. Months?

If you are truly strapped for cash, an attorney can file a "pauper's affidavit" to get the court costs waived and then you would only need to...

Where they wrong !

If you feel like you were discriminated against in the workplace, then you must go through the Texas and Federal process of obtaining a "right to...

Father in law died and didn't have a will

You need to have a General or Special Warranty Deed drafted up giving you the property. This is a simple process and would not cost very much. ...

My tenant died and his girlfriend of two months lives in the property. What can I do to have her removed?

If she is not a valid tenant, then you can sue to have her evicted just like a normal eviction. You should give her notice and then proceed as if...