Generally, you may list a P.O. Box for the member's addresses, but the registered agent/service address must be a physical address. Consult with...

Yes, Texas does recognize constructive evictions. You have rights/remedies under the Texas Property Code and in case law. Talk with a real estate...

Does time one is on probation wiped away, does not count when filing an appeal

Proceedings are stayed (that is to say, put on hold) while an appeal is pending. Once a resolution for your appeal is reached, then the...

Will plano section 8 terminate me for warrants for traffic tickets

I do not know that warrants for traffic infractions will be grounds for revocation, but each district may be different. You can contact the Plano...

Yes.I am looking for a lawyer for a criminal case.It is a drug case.Can someone please help.Im in dallas texas.

Use AVVO or another website to search for criminal attorneys in your area. Many will offer free consultations to allow you to get a feel for...

Second time getting caught stealing, whats going to happen?

It is still a Class C Misdemeanor, but the Court will probably be less-inclined to be so lenient with you as they were the first time around. You...

Yes I have a felony conviction and its and is injury to a child would I be allow to be medical billing and coding specialists

That is not a profession which requires a State-issued license (like a doctor, attorney, etc.) so legally there is nothing to stop you from getting...

Ex refuses to pay child support, how to enforce him to pay??

You need to file a motion for enforcement, but do not try to take this on yourself. Depending upon the circumstances, and if money is an issue,...

Can my ex who's seen his child twice in almost 3 yrs of his life get 50/50 custody now that he's sober & moving locally?

I agree with the prior post. It does no good to worry about hypothetical situations of what might come, until you are presented with the problem. ...

I filed for divorce in Coryell County. I have since moved to El Paso.

Venue for a lawsuit is usually determined by the County where the respondent lives, or where the children (if any) are residing. If your husband...