Texas Law

Sec 46.15 texas penal code...sec (b) subsection 4,5(A)(B)

Most court orders will require you to notify the court before moving out of the county or neighboring counties, to obtain the court's permission. Most orders also will require both parents' signatures to be on a passport application. Taking these two things together, unless your court order says otherwise, you will need to get court's approval to move out of the country with the child.

If you are on the other end of this, as the parent who is being left behind, you MUST file an order immediately, and preferably before the move takes place, or it will be very difficult to get the child back.

No, my friend the GPA can and will open doors that a college name can not. My son is #2 in his class in a third teir law school but he has a job offer with a top 5 National law firm and it was his GPA and work ethic that opened that door.

I disagree to a large extent. The quality of the school very much affects job prospects. For instance, I go to UT for law school, and I was hired for my 1L summer before I got a single grade back. A law firm would never take such a gamble with a UHouston student. Further, the stress and competitive nature of the lower tier schools is exponentially greater than that in "more prestigious" law schools, because the likelihood of getting such a great job is directly dependent on a student's class rank. Going to UTexas, a student can land amazing jobs at top firms while performing average.

If I had gone to the University of Houston (with the full ride that I was offered), I am virtually certain that I would not be in the top of my class. I also know that I would not have had a job opportunity at two top firms as a 1L (and the ability to split 3-ways at 3 top firms my 2L summer) unless I had performed nearly perfectly at South Texas or the University of Houston. To me, the stress that every UHouston student has encountered to be at the very top of his/her class is simply not worth it. At UT, a student can receive a stellar education, enjoy law school without the stereotypical stress of law school, and work at the same top five firms while not worrying about rank. (In fact - UT only ranks by halves - we know if we are in the top or bottom half, as employers do, and that's it!) Once you have passed the bar exam and gotten that first position, the rest fades into history!

HB 560 filed 1/25/05 and HB 185 filed 12/2/04 both tried to limit locations of deer blinds next to property lines. Both failed. As long as deer hunting property is being sold in smaller and smaller packages and is advertised as deer hunting property, the chances of passing are slim. Discharging a firearm across property lines is ; however, illegal.

Yes. Texas is a community property state, therefore your spouse is entitled to half of the retirement you earned during marriage if you are divorcing in Texas.

no it is sadly not illegal.

Although it is not a crime, temporary orders would have to be in place to determine exclusive rights to a home owned during marriage (even if it was purchased prior to marriage). If you attempt to kick your spouse out, he/she might be able to obtain an injunction, or potentially other relief.

Yes, however, the rules may vary slightly from court to court based on local rules. Also, because judges have some discretion, results could be different depending on the court you're in, however, the laws themselves are the same.

Either pay the ticket and admit guilt or show up to court and fight it.

now adays kids of 13 and 14 are also not responsible for their actions from 15 kids start to become responsible.

If it's parole for a felony conviction, it doesn't matter how long you're off - a convicted felon is not allowed to purchase, possess, or have access to firearms. That's federal law, and is not going to differ between states.

Yes, it is mandatory for all inmates in Texas to receive a tuberculosis (TB) test within the first few days of their incarceration. This requirement is part of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's health screening protocols to prevent the spread of infectious diseases within the prison system. The testing helps identify and manage any potential cases of TB among the inmate population.

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In Deer Park, Texas, it is illegal to use a handheld mobile device while driving. This law prohibits texting and talking on the phone without a hands-free device. However, there are exceptions for emergency situations. It's essential to stay updated on local laws, as regulations may change.

In Texas, if cattle are hit on a public road, liability typically falls on the owner of the cattle if they were not adequately fenced in, as Texas is a "fence-out" state. This means that livestock owners must ensure their animals do not roam onto public roads. If an accident occurs, the driver may be able to seek damages, but the owner could also face penalties for allowing their cattle to stray. Additionally, Texas law requires that property owners maintain proper fencing to prevent livestock from entering roadways.

In Texas, to keep a child custody case in the state, it must be established that Texas is the child's "home state." This means Texas must have been the child's primary residence for at least six consecutive months before the filing of the custody case. If the child is under six months old, Texas must have been the home state since the child's birth. Additionally, the court may consider factors like the child's connections to the state and the presence of any significant evidence related to the custody dispute.

In Texas, power washing is generally regulated at the local level, meaning specific laws and regulations can vary by city or county. Operators may need to obtain a business license and adhere to zoning regulations. Additionally, environmental regulations require the proper handling and disposal of wastewater to prevent pollution, especially in areas with storm drains. It’s essential for power washing businesses to check local ordinances and comply with any licensing, safety, and environmental guidelines.

Yes, an oral lease can be valid in Texas for terms less than one year, as per Texas law. However, leases that extend beyond one year must be in writing to be enforceable, according to the Statute of Frauds. It is advisable to have written leases to avoid disputes and ensure clarity regarding terms and conditions. Always consult with a legal professional for specific circumstances.

As of my last update, New Braunfels, Texas, does not have a citywide curfew. However, there may be specific curfews for minors set by local ordinances, typically prohibiting them from being out late without adult supervision. It's always best to check with local authorities or the city's official website for the most current regulations.

Employers can NEVER compel unpaid time. All work time is paid.

Municipal Courts and Justice Courts are the lowest level courts in any given county. Which of these courts is considered the "lowest" varies county to county. Some smaller counties may not have municipal courts (such as Borden and Mills counties), and some counties may not have Justice Courts (such as Dallas County), so it is hard to say that one is lower than the other.

Generally, though, Municipal Courts and Justice Courts hear the lowest level of civil cases (such as small claims) and minor criminal matters, such as misdemeanor offenses and municipal ordinance violations, and felony preliminary hearings. the precise jurisdiction of a particular Municipal or Justice court depends greatly on the particular county, as each county divides jurisdiction between its various courts. For a directory of trial courts in Texas by county, and a general description of the general jurisdiction of each type of court, visit the Texas Courts Guide related link.