If possible, get a lawyer immediately. Texas has been known to make mistakes and even when answering by phone, this does not mean that they cannot ruin your credit, put liens, etc.
You, as an individual, cannot file a contempt of court charge. You must file a motion/petition with the court stating that the court's order affecting you has been flagrantly disobeyed which has had the effect of harming you. In the motion you bring all this to the attention of the judge and ask the JUDGE to bring contempt of court charges against the individual.
You must be resident of the state of Texas. You petition the court with the appropriate documentation. You must show that you an take care of your financial affairs and have the ability to support yourself.
In Texas, children can petition for emancipation at age 16. However, the court will consider various factors before granting emancipation, such as the child's ability to support themselves financially and make independent decisions.
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Get StartedThis Petition is used to request a legal name change in the state of Texas if you are not recently married or divorced. See the Free Legal Help section for information on
File a petition in the court where the child support order was issued to have the order rescinded for reasons of the parents reconciliation. Be advised, that any arrearages that were covered by the state will have to be paid.
Hire an attorney to file a petition for restoration of right.
Neither. Government Code section 21.002, Contempt of Court, does not classify contempt at all, although the punishments are consistent with a misdemeanor rather than a felony, except that in cases a contemner may be confined for a period not exceeding 18 months.
Failure to yield fines in Austin, Texas as of 2007-2008 are: Standard fine $188 Early pay fine $155
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You first have to file a name change petition (Petition must be notarized) to your local county court clerk's office. You must have your Original Marriage Certificate as well as have been a resident of the State of Texas for at least 6 months.
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