Believe it or not Texas has a statutory method to interrupt utility services -Texas Property code sec 92.008. It must be strictly complied with....

Can I get the date rescheduled

Assuming this is a small claims case in the Justice of the Peace, you have 4 options 1) look in to filing a Motion for New Trial and getting a...

Does a 16yr old have any legal/adult rights...

Sounds like "Dad" needs to visit with a family law attorney to discuss a modification.

You have posted the same question multiple times now and have been given the same answer. Re-posting will not change the answer. Ex-wives are...

I did not get a notice to appear on the court and was surprised to get a dismissal notice for non appearance. I am plaintiff

You have 21 days from the date of Judgment to file a Motion for New Trial (or appeal but that will cost you an additional roughly $250 in county...

While under supervision of the court for mental illness due to s head injury I purchased a truck . The seller gave me the title

Per the Texas Secretary of State: "To be commissioned as a notary public in Texas, you must be a Texas resident at least 18 years of age who has...

In order for me to aquire a subpoena I need to file a complaint first. My situation is that I need the subpoena in order to file

Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 202 provides a method to conduct pre-suit discovery. The practice of law, however, can get complicated quickly. I...

Was default judgement illegally obtained?

Hire an attorney to consider a Bill of Review, attempt to negotiate a settlement, and/or assist you in your answers to the post-judgment...

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What legal action can I take on rac acceptance employees entering in my back yard through a locked gate and entering my garage

Did you call the police? Discuss the matter with a consumer law attorney. They may have violated the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act by...

How do I get my Lien holder off my homestead?

It's unclear from your post what was exactly filed with the clerk. Sounds like a contract for deed rather than a deed of trust. If so you would...