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Switching for her social life IS a good reason. Both of you grow up and work it out. Jesus I hate divorce cases.

This is why I HATE most Family and Children Services departments. I spend a good deal of my time fighting for one person or another. They have a necessary job when it's necessary. Many times they are simply bullies. All I can tell you is to get an attorney before you lose your children...

You have double posted this question. I found the Texas Rules for Civil Procedure and posted a link to them. Jury selection is in rules 216-236. You can strike (not hit but nix them) jurors in Texas for cause. Read the rules. RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE

That wouldn't fly. The officer needs to not only read the rights but in a situation where there is a written statement they would get a written statement of rights signed by the Defendant.

Ok, I'm wrong. In Texas Civil juries you have striking rules. Jury selection rules are in the Rules of Civil Procedure 216-236. You can find them here >>>> Rules of Civil Procedure. If you are going to represent yourself I would read these thoroughly.

Generally in civil trials you do not have the option of striking jurors. You get what you get. I would warn you heavily against going into court alone. It's not going to end well if you do, or at least it is very unlikely to. I'm not trying to be discouraging I'm just telling you what...

He needs to talk about his options with the parole supervisor. He is still in custody of the CA state penal system.

She can change them but she is likely to go to jail for doing so!... Listen to Gail.

At this point you have made an offer and they have countered. Making them go higher is going to be met with stiff resistance. You should have asked that question earlier. Sorry, I would tell them $2000 or you are going to contact a lawyer. They will pay off.

If he can prove that he can not pay vs he does not want to pay he is not in contempt. Many times a judge will put him in jail anyway for a time to see if he can pay somehow. I have been working on just such a case for the last month now.

You are going to need a criminal attorney. It does sound like his statement may be suppressed due to a lack of having his rights read. I'm surprised he got a possession of marijuana charge and not a paraphernalia charge. If I were you I would be more concerned about his drug use than a...

You need to file a traverse in the state of Texas. A traverse will operate to stay the garnishment judgment and get your case before a judge. The fact that your husband is or is about to be deployed will probably stay the execution of the agreement but I would have to do some legal research to...

It's legal in CA or anywhere else. I suspect that there are other reasons you were turned down. I ran a mortgage company for 15 years, that doesn't sound right to me. I'm sure you are telling the story you have been told but there is something in the back room that isn't being told...

I suppose you have his name and address? Have you checked 411.com to see if he is listed?

You need to take this to your therapist. You aren't seeing the world clearly, though I'm sure you won't think I'm right.

Ok Army I give. Even if I disagree with you....

You never prove your innocence, they have to prove your guilt. As Army says you need to be quite. People who think you are guilty are not going to be easily swayed. They may fire you, that may not be avoidable. But don't add fuel to the fire and give them things that may lead to your arrest.

CBG, I'm not even saying that she is wrong about the Employer firing her for the days off. I'm just doubting that she can make that link strong enough to get any traction with FMLA. I agree that she can go talk to the Labor Department. But I would just caution her to do so with the Severance...

Army, my guess is that your grandpa married someone 16 or YOUNGER. It's just silly that we have coddled teenagers in this age and told them they are children until they are 25. The fellow isn't 40 he's 22. That doesn't make him a pervert, it makes him quite normal. Your anecdotal story of...

Judges don't usually let parents take minor children to another STATE without the other parent's permission. If you need financial support, maybe he should be paying more? What country is he from?