Can ex-fiancee family sue/seek reimbursement for costs related to a wedding that didn't happen?

Check with an attorney. I believe that there is an old Texas case that says that the person who calls off the wedding gets the engagement ring. ...

Can My mother's husband will be subpoena for the true property he owns?

Yes. Your mother can subpoena her husband's will as part of the discovery process. Remember, divorce is a 3 part process. First, you Mother must...

I have a court order giving me full custodial custody. Does a notarized letter giving her full custody override the court order?

The notarized letter does not supercede a court order signed by a Judge. But she can use the letter as evidence to ask a Judge to change the court...

New Marriage and Social Security

I am not sure if you need a lawyer or a financial planner. If you need estate plannng advice, you probably should see an estate planning lawyer. ...

Yes, but a court order will supercede the POA. Your friend can give the POA to a 3rd party but the other parents rights in the court order will...

Notice of Final decree of divorce

Your son needs to consult with a lawyer. Normally, like in any complicated transaction in life, if you are not familiar with it you find someone...

Am I entitled to my husband's assists if I divorce him? we've been separated 3 years. We don't own anything together

Possibly. Texas has spousal maintenance laws that may benefit you. Consult with a Familiy Lawyer to determine whether you qualify. Good...

What are the chances I can have the court significantly limit my children’s fathers visitation?

Consult with a Family lawyer of your choice. He/She might suggest limiting visitation by asking the court to order him not to have the children...

How do I prevent my inherited house from becoming a marital asset?

Hard to answer. If the house is paid off (and no community funds are used to reduced the debt) and no improvements are made to the house during...

Is the legal description of the property listed in your Divorce Decree? If so, you might be able to file your Decree with the deed records and use...