According to the Texas Workforce Commission's website, you appeal the decision to a civil court between 15 and 28 days after the TWC mailed you the...

You can file a post-conviction writ of habeas corpus if your conviction resulted from constitutional violations such as ineffective assistance of...

If your son's conviction is a felony, then he could file a post-conviction writ under article 11.07 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure arguing...

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If a jury demand is timely made at least 45 days before trial, then there will be a jury trial, since a jury can decide the custody issue in a...

When your son is transferred to TDCJ, the website will list his parole eligibility date. However, the parole eligibility date does not mean that...

The TDCJ inmate locator website should state your brother's parole eligibility date. That website is at...

You're going to have to file a motion to dismiss the appeal with the court of appeals.

File a motion to dismiss the appeal in the court of appeals, explaining that the appeal should be dismissed because you will be filing a motion to...

If a party is represented by an attorney, that party cannot file pro se pleadings that are not signed by the attorney, unless the court grants...

Hiring a lawyer is not going to make the process server act any quicker, although you may want to hire an attorney to represent you in the merits...