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If Texas has "common law" marriage, maybe. I would say seniorjudge is correct on this matter. What does your "husbands" lawyer say?

If the debt collector "bought" the tax debt/lien, the tax issue is settled. Jrburch: Did the collector buy the debt? If they did, the SOL would apply as your lawyer explained.

In Massachusetts, the common law rule of; interspousal immunity was abolished in LEWIS v. LEWIS, 370 Mass. 619, 629?630, 351 N.E.2d 526 (1976). This case could be applied in your state as well.

You have no other choice, as you must beat the DUI first. If you can do that, then that search wasn't legal. No drugs=no case. It's nice to know you took the time to look into it, rather than act like most of the sheeple and just pay it, asking no questions. Good for you! I hope you get...

I know this won't help" Mother has a right to travel anywhere in the state, no matter how far. As would a father. All this "giving custody" has me a little confused. Where the Father moved to another state, and now make a complaint is an action "without clean hands", I would think to...

Ya, I know someone. I'm confused(early hear). Who moved? Mom or Dad? If the mother has a boyfriend living with her, or she is living with one, custody can change. Check your pm's.

Ya, an inventory search. The problem is, before they can legaly take your car, they have to have a hearing. Sure, they never do, but just how many people knew they needed to have a hearing first? Not to many. Your case is a perfect example of how screwed up our system really is. Your "crimes"...

Do you have a court order or just an agreement?

Maybe the other four hours of overtime was just for experience?? LOL They owe you the money. YOu need to start your own time log. YOu could certainly photo copy that timesheet. When you get enough built up in overtime, you can file for an overtime wage claim. They owe you the money, you...

Sure he can sue, but he will never win. The money never goes where it's supposed to. If he is paying more than he is ordered to, he's just throwing money away. But, nothing in law is impossible. He could file and try, but I don't think it's going to go well, sorry. Child support threw a...

I am in a similar situtation in North Dakota. They never withheld. I called the department of labor, they explained that it is the companies problem, and to report them to the IRS. (If they never paid the taxes, certainly they never paid work comp, unemployment, SS, etc...) Do NOT wait...

Well, it's complicated lol. I sent you a pm with more info The problem that I see, is that the case has already moved forward, and nobody objected to jurisdiciction. It is now a different process/procedure you will have to follow. You got a can of worms, but you also have, if you can...

Yes, if you had a lawyer. What you could do, is find one, usually a green one, and pay them to have the depo. in their office. They would be doing the depo for you, but not representing you in court. Which may be better if you know what you are doing. You can also send Interrogatories, which...

What makes it the wrong county? I don't understand that part of it. Neither of you live in the county or ever have where the divorce is filed? Were you married in that county? Jurisdiciton should have been challanged long before you got to this point. It's not hopeless, just more complicated.

Probably depends on the Dept if it is like Montana. You can google the SOL, but I have never found that to be accurate. You will have to go into your Texas codes/statutes and find it yourself. Now, if you do find the SOL has expired, and they file an action, you can sue for abuse of...

Did you file your judgement with the Clerk and Recorder of your county? That would be helpful for you. As far as a lien, you should be able to google the forms for your state. You can also try your states law library online, they may have what you need to get you going on a lien. I would...

David, I sent you a PM with info for CA law.

Perhaps. If you gave them permision to search, that's going to make a better argument for the state. I like how you are thinking! They probably will not "drop" the charges. BUT, thats cool, as you will move the court to throw out all that tainted evidence, and then they will have no case to...

He does have a constitutional right to shared custody. Will he get it? Every judge is different on these. Just a guess, I would say he will recieve more, maybe not what he wants, but chances are more visitation. Your children are at a good age that what they want SHOULD come into play. My son...

Ginelle: A Deposition is a form of discovery. You are correct on what it is. It is manditory that you go, unless you can work out another date. If you refuse to show without good cause, the lawyer can file for 1-sanctions or 2-request a default judgement. Be very careful on this one...