My step father passed away and does not have a will. we live in Texas.

I would recommend hiring an attorney. They can advise you whether or not to go through an heirship proceeding, go with Affidavits, etc.

Can you use the 14 ammendment equal protection clause as a defense for a poor person in Texas in a criminal case?

I agree with the previous post. This is not an issue under the Equal Protection Clause. If you are in some sort of trouble (criminally) I would...

Self-Revoke Probation?? Misde(theft under $500?

My best advice would be to ALWAYS have an attorney; do not attempt to do anything on your own. You are almost guaranteed to get the same, or...

Did you complete deferred adjudication, or was it dismissed outright? If it is a straight dismissal, you can get an expunction without issue. ...

Am I liable for a co-owner's felonious actives within the home?

I must agree with Mr. Von Dohlen. You need to get to an attorney's office, and talk with them today. You could very well suffer consequences...

Is the 51% share holder can kick out 49% partner for any reason? A 50-50% contract is more safer..?

Contact an attorney, set up an appointment, and go over your case with them. There is way too much going on for us to be of much use. Besides, we...

If you marry a sex offender and have a baby with them. when you get married at the courtdo they tell you there a sex offender?

It is incumbent upon you do know your spouse. Sex offenders are registered in the State of Texas, and pretty much every other State as well. Look...

Does he have that right?

That doesn't sound right. Make sure you didn't sign anything in the paperwork/contract which enabled him to do this. If he did levy against your...

Using video or audio device to record evidence.

It might be admissible/usable by the police. However, if you are being threatened, I would highly recommend filing a police report and going...

My ex husband has not been following the visitation and upset because im following the decree, what can i do

You can file a motion to enforce on your Final Decree/orders assuming you have entered them with the court.