Copies from ex-wife's attorneys

You are pro per. You are held to the same standard as an attorney. What duty does your ex's attorney have to provide anything to you because you...

I will reset this as immigration as people who practice immigration law may be more able to assist you. You may also need a criminal defense...

Under what circumstance can law enforcement be considered trespassers in Texas? Plus use of deadly force questions.

This is more of a criminal defense question. I will try to reroute it so a criminal defense attorney licensed in Texas can assist you.

Do I have a civil rights case based on the "due process clause" of the U.S. Constitution, and what do I do if I do?

My colleague is correct. No one will take this on contingency so expect to spend money fighting something out of principle and being held up in...

Are my Constitutional rights being violated?

Right to travel does not mean the right to not be interfered if law enforcement has reasonable suspicion that criminal activity is present. The...

What's the difference between a search warrant and an arrest warrant in Tx?

This is a criminal defense question. I will re-route this to criminal defense so a criminal defense attorney in Texas can help you.

Complex means the discovery rules are different from the run of the mill case. Capital means your friend may face the death penalty. He needs to...

What might happen if i chose to invoke my fifth amendment rights when asked to take a polyghragh?

You should discuss with your attorney whether refusing this violates your lifetime probation. Judges don't like to revoke on lifetime probation....

Can i get in trouble for having a friend under 18?

Having a friend under 18 is not illegal. Having sexual contact with this person is. Don't risk it. Unless you are in some sort of mentoring...

Can an employer be sued for a work related injury/illness if it can be shown the employer was negligent in the matter?

Workers' Compensation has exclusive jurisdiction over work injuries. Negligence is covered under Workers' Compensation so you cannot sue for...