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I find this very interesting:

What if you don't use a bank? What if you're one of the ones that see's through the smoke and mirror's and knows bankers are EVIL! Your telling me Texas laws can make you do business with a bank? I'd love to challange that one.

There are anti-retaliation laws. You can't be fired for complaining, standing your ground, or voicing your opinion. I don't think any lawyer want's to tangle with the union. I wouldn't lol. I would if I had to, but wouldn't find it very enjoyable. YOu may have a tort action...

Is there a visitation order in place?

It's nothing more than civil contempt. If he is pro se, the judge can't legally put him in jail. As far a revoking a license, that's been found to be unconstitutional in some states by their supreme court. I guess if I were you, I'd be asking myself: What are the chances of ever getting my...

You can make requests. But, you both have to agree to it. If that lawyer is adding things in, and you don't like it, or don't understand it, object to it! For God's sake, don't agree to something when you don't feel right by doing so.

He should be able to, if it's in the same town/city. Although his ex could try for a default, I beleive one could turn it over fairly easy.

If you bought the car based on fraud, sure, then you could do something. Did it work when you were at the dealership? Check your states "lemon" laws, sometimes you can protect yourself by using that. Some states require a 30 day warranty even when sold as-is. You may be lucky enough to live...

Excellent response!

But, in the 1900's as is true today, you can make an motor. They won't stop you, if you have enough money. Move to a foreign country, make it there and don't sell it in Amerika.

Well, that's just not going to work if he goes to court and you don't. Further, if you default, they can set any amount they want, and you won't be able to do much about it. A default is never a good idea. But, that's all up to you.

Personal jurisdiction should have been challenged and a motion to dismiss should have been filed. Didn't I send you a private message that had some info in it? It's not to late to do something. With a lawyer, which they seem hell bound on loosing your case, the cost is just to great...

If you need a FOIA/PA request for the Feds, let me know. Good luck, hope it works out for you.

EliciaE: This makes a bit more sense now. If you don't respond to the compaint, they can find you in "default" and issue a Default Judgement in favor of the state. You can go to the clerk of courts office and get a form, fill in the blanks.

I don't think the AG has the authority to order we the people to do a damn thing. Sure, he can boss public servants around, that's it. He's no judge, just another shyster.

That must be a magic attorney "general". Is he going to make this non-existent "order" appear?

Show me where a polygraph is used in court. Maybe on a re-run of law and order. Polygraphs are inadmissible. In the real world, you simply file an affidavit and if it's not rebutted with facts, it's stands as the truth. Why is this judge prosecuting the case? You may want to get the judge...

Why would you let a g/f sign ANYTHING?? Hell, you just as well have given her the check book. You better look for a new home, or convince her to leave. Be ready when she makes a false report so she can get a restraining order to boot you out.

His mother has abandonment issues. What communist country are you in? 21???? the hell!

It's to late for you, but next time you file under "Special Apperence in Propria Persona". Pro se is different. This way you don't subject yourself to jurisdiction on an issue.