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A petition to change the name needs to be filed in District Court. The Court will hear the matter in a short hearing and approve the name change. The... Read Answer
Property that you bring into a marriage remans separate unless you refinance or use a new husbands money or credit to improve the property. It is... Read Answer
You can get a divorce just as if you were formally married. A lawyer can give you the requirements to prove a common law marriage. Custody,... Read Answer
If she understands what she is signing and the effect it has then the power of attorney will be valid and enforceable. You may need a medical... Read Answer
It is doubtful if anything will happen. I would see an attorney to stop the liable an slander.
You need to ask a local TX lawyer. In PA, where i practice, grandarents do not automatically have custody or visitation rights. They have to meet... Read Answer
Aks a local TX lawyer but in PA, the prior marriage may nullify/void your marriage and could effect the divorce settlement, depending on who owes who... Read Answer
The short answer to your question is yes. However, you will have to jump through some hoops and take extra steps in order to receive your... Read Answer
Consult with a local attorney. That is a tough situation. In many states you can ask for an interrational evaluation by a psychologist. he would... Read Answer
If the financial institution you present the POA to honors it, yes you can. This is a delicate situation. You should have mom examined by a physician... Read Answer
You need to get a signed court order setting out the terms of a custody agreement.
You have a right to hire an attorney if your family is being investigated by CPS. They are supposed to contact you as the parents concerning the... Read Answer
if you have some documents to support your financial allegation, file a motion to modify custody so the other parent has to pay.
consult with a local TX attorney but normally only the principal, in this case your mother, can appoint a new agent on her POA.
the POA died with him so you need orders from a court
The amount that is charged should be according to a contract with your lawyer. There is no standard fee and the best way to deal with this situation... Read Answer
he should appear in court as heat be forced to by the court if he has been served. Have him call his attorney
If there are no court orders there Re no rules as to who has custody. Go to court to get an orde
there are grandparent rights
can't see the whole question but it appears that you need your attorney to see what a had been entered as the final judgment in the court
abandoned may give you the right to terminate his parental rights. We or any family attorney can help
no. That is up to a court
you need to talk to a TX lawyer. in my state, you can do this by him agreeing to it or by his neglect, you file a petition and he doesnt contest it.
There is no problem that I can think of in presenting proof in court. Your lawyer should be able to get the documents and picture admitted if they... Read Answer
you need a court order if you wish it to be required of him. His promise is not binding unless there is a contract with him or an order pursuant to a... Read Answer