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There is no *legal* reason to DNA test your adult *legal* children. You can, however, disinherit your *legal* children, regardless of whether or not they are your biological children. Paternity testing at this point is more likely to hurt you than help you in a divorce.

Gleaned from your inept response to zippy's post: a) You married 1996. The marital home is in Texas. Your wife and 2 daughters live there. You have lived in another state since 2021 due to work. b) Your daughters were born in 2003 and 2007. c) Even though your daughters are adults, you...

Legally, you are the father, because the children were conceived/born during the marriage At this point it is unlikely that a paternity test would be useful in disestablishing paternity unless there is another man stepping in/up as the father. If you are seeking proof of adultery, this is...

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At least the air quality is good.

Did your father have a will? Why was the deed not updated?! However, you have also occupied the house since 2020 without paying rent... Your mother did not have a will. Even if you found the DIY will from 2008, there is a high probability that it would not be considered valid. According...

I see a "contested divorce in your future. Get initial consults with at least 3 lawyers.

I find it helpful to keep repeating to myself, "They're not the ones paying my auto insurance premium." It's worth it to keep calm in those situations too.

I suspect that's just a matter of time. It's a Lithuanian company with more experience in Europe than in the US.

You agreed to User Terms and Conditions when signing up. Checking "I agree" when creating your account means that you have agreed to those terms and conditions, whether or not you've read it. (Not judging you, just trying explain why.)

Where you and their mother ever married? What sort of relationship do you have with the girls and their mom? What is your goal?

The last time I sent a priority mail envelop from Long Island to Albany NY it had a layover in Dallas TX. I think that illustrates part of its problem.

$. Contingency attorneys only get paid based on what they can get awarded to their client. There is an obvious risk with "no win, no fee" - the lawyer could end up getting paid nothing. There is a less obvious risk for the lawyer, though. "Contingency" means that the lawyer gets a percentage of...

My cousin has a friend in Nigeria with a similar problem.

You "can" park there in the sense that you will not be towed, however you should not park there in the sense that it is a privately owned car park, and you may be fined by Tesco. https://uk.news.yahoo.com/blue-badge-holders-park-parent-131536809.html As I stated, I don't know how auto...