My husband has a gambling problem, is there anything I can do to protect us from loosing everything? we have 1 child at home

You can try to get him help. Although he has to want to fix the gambling issue. Failing that, you could set up a separate bank account to protect...

What process do I take for recovering a loan provided under oral agreement to a now ex-boyfriend?

If he won't voluntarily pay you back then your only option is going to be small claims court. It would be a basic breach of contract claim.

What is my best course of action at the arraignment hearing? and Should I have anything prepared for an arraignment hearing?

Basically they will read your charge, and have you enter a plea. Unfortunately, you snitched all over yourself, instead of just remain silent when...

Mandatory e-training

If it is mandatory training then they are supposed to pay you. If it is voluntary, they aren't required to. So in this case they should be paying...

You just hire a local (Texas) process server to serve their registered agent. You don't have to literally go there yourself.

What is the legal consequence for adultery against the cheating spouses partner?

She is clueless. There is no cause of action for it in Texas, so I wouldn't worry about it.

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What do I do about this citation or how do I know it wasn't fraud?

Contact the clerk of court for Tarrant County, and see if that case docket is actually real or not.

Car 1 ran the stop sign car 2 hit car 1 car 1 hit car 3 which was parked and crashed into my home who is responsible?

Car 1, since the owner's negligence set all of this into motion, unless Car 2 was also somehow negligent, in which case both of them would be liable.

Can you file a complaint with the state bar of Texas if the opposing counsel knows his client is violating a court order?

I don't see how it's anything to do with an ethics issue, unless you have proof that the lawyer is telling the client to ignore a court order.

Can I sue a tattoo artist for bodily injury?

Yes, for a cause of action called negligence. The damages may be too low for a lawyer to be interested, but you can sue in small claims court....