You should be able to call up the 911 operator who took the call and ask for a transcript of the call. You might have to pay for it, but you can...

I'm selling a used car to a potential buyer who's waiting on a loan approval. should a deposit be refundable if i hold the car?

It's up to you. I think you can structure the Purchase Agreement with a refundable or non-refundable deposit.

Pending drug related charges

This appears to be an immigration question, not criminal defense. I will retag it for immigration attorneys to address. No matter which, you'll...

If a neighbor security cameras are only facing the front and back of my property and nothing else isnt that invading my privacy

This is going to turn out badly - you need to install a camera or two to make sure everything is recorded because I guarantee if they do anything,...

Selection of an independent administrator by a judge

There is usually an order that is used for an Estate's administrator. First, they look to a surviving spouse, then any descendants or heirs (not...

Can I get in trouble for not allowing the other parent to see the child on MY weekends or week days?

No, you wouldn't get in trouble for doing this. It may not be best for relations between you and your son and your son and his father.

TX LAW. If taxes are paid, at what point is the Citation to a Tax Suit Released?

Why not call the law firm first to see if they'd be willing to drop the suit if you pay the taxes. Or get a deed from the guy and file it, then pay...

You can do both, I'd think. But it'd likely only be a small claims court case (for the civil matter). You just file the criminal charge with the...

Can I get in trouble in family court if my son calls his step father daddy and his biological father by his name?

He can bring it up, but I don't think it's going to get anyone in trouble. The husband appears to be the one around him all the time, not the ex.

I'm disabled and have a special needs trust.

Without looking at the trust documents, it would be almost impossible to answer this question. You should discuss the matter with a Trust attorney,...