Do i need to pay allomony?

Alimony is a fact-driven issue, meaning it is determined based on each case's circumstances. Length of marriage, amount of income, income...

I have 2 warrants. My license expired and I need to get my id. The warrants are from the city of austin. I live in San marcos

Get an attorney to take care of the warrants, or at least reset/pull the warrant status, which will allow you to get your driver's license. Judges...

My husband and I are separated but he comes into my home and steels my jewelry . Can I file charges?

If he has a right to entry/possession, then it may fall under a civil dispute. However, you may want to contact your police department and make a...

Can my ex girlfriend's registered sex offender father be around my children?

He may very well be barred from having contact with them, especially unsupervised. I feel this is far too serious of an issue to discuss/resolve...

Can I get second (reduced) case dismissed at all? Or defend myself somehow?

Well, jeopardy hasn't attached, so you can't get it dismissed that way. Ultimately, it is up to the State to dismiss a charge or not. The good...

Is there any way to own LAND in TEXAS without owing any LAND TAXES? Homestead exemption?

Depending upon the size, location, etc., there are a number of exemptions/variances you can get. You really need to consult with an attorney who...

I'm getting divorced. Can I still withdraw from our account even if my check doesn't deposit in that account?

I have reclassified to better assist you in getting answers. With that being said, these can be tricky areas of any divorce which attorneys solve...

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How do I file an answer to a citation with the county clerk, or do I have to appear in court?

You do not need to appear to file an answer, just make sure you file it, and serve the conformed copy on the suing party.

I agree with Mr. Paxton. The quickest, most efficient way to fight a JP eviction case is to make it into an ownership/title issue question, which...

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If i rent a apt and move in and they have things that need to be fix like the AC and i just been here 2 months can i break lease

Renters have less rights in Texas than in other states, but you do have some rights under the Texas Property Code, or possibly the local municipal...