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Texas has a drug court where you may qualify for deferred adjudication. It is a very lengthy and time consuming process but better than serving jail time. Your arrest will show after you complete the program but you won't be considered "convicted' per se' Hopefully you''ll have a good lawyer...

Sorry for being rude in last post. What Seniorjudge was saying is that no matter whether someone has a case or not they may still sue you. You didn't sign a no compete clause but they have imbedded in the language of the contract that makes it sound like everything is a trade secret including...

What proof do you have that they owed you the money? What reason did they give for requesting the money back?

It may have been answered already but not answered very nicely or politely. Is this the way you treat all guest? Sometimes even when given advice, the advisee needs a reference point to be able to check it out for themselves. They don't know the people on the forum from a hill of beans and so...

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You didn't say what state you're in or how old you are.

Post your question on the forum and we maybe able to help. Glad you found us.

I am so sorry about all your troubles but it will do her no good to continue fighting dirt with dirt. She needs to try and move on and to do that she has to take the high road and deal with finalizing the divorce as soon as possible. If she takes the high road and he the low road she'll look...

Can you contact the lawyer who handled the grandmother's estate? Since he's the one who told you about the bonds, stocks, and cash, maybe he can help move things along, or explain why they haven't moved. Maybe the cash has to do with the sale of the condo? Maybe the bonds and stocks are for both...

I am so sorry for your troubles. Is the divorce final? File idetify theft with all your accounts and get them closed and changed to new accounts. If work will allow, continue to live out of town and move on with your life as hard as that may be. Get victim's counseling to help you through this...

I am not saying you'll lose your US citizenship but just stated as a possibility but after reading more on the laws polygamy isn't one of the reasons listed to take US citizenship away. What I am saying is that since you are not practicing polygamy in the US and were not married in the US...

It would be illegal if your husband wanted to immigrate to the US (or get an immigration visa) or if you wanted to live in the US as polgamist. He would have to divorce his other wife before being allowed to apply. That does not apply to you as he does not want to immigrate to this country and...

The cards addressed directly to your mom and dad with money/checks belong to them. They are under no obligation to give the money to the wife. If a card was addressed to them and included the wife (family of) they should split the money in half, but if the sender said it was to help with...

Contact the US embassy about your question. It would appear since you did not marry in the US, but under Egyptian laws it is not illegal. You could research passport law online http://travel.state.gov/travel/about/about_1247.html To register your child as a US citizen born abroad check out...

Without knowing the full text of the email it would be impossible to say what your ex-wife's intent was. Context is everything, and taking a part of a sentence or paragraph out of context could make the sentence seem ominus when in reality it is not.

According to this website a spent conviction must be disclosed for a Visa but check with embassy http://www.yourrights.org.uk/your-rights/chapters/the-right-to-privacy/spent-convictions-and-rehabilitation-of-offenders/going%5Fabroad.shtml Going abroad The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974...

If it was dismissed then that is not a conviction. Go back to the lawyers with the paperwork on the dismissal.

Let them duke it out in court over the dolls. You did nothing illegal, but you may have to turn over the dolls if ordered by law inforcement or a court to do so. Then, you could take the husband to small claims to recoup your money. A court could decide she abandoned the property if she had no...

Speak with the US Embassy there and see if they have any information on such matters. Was his crime considered one as a juvenile or as an adult? If he was considered an adult there probably would be a problem getting a visa. By the way, what is a spent conviction? I wouldn't risk traveling until...

It's hard to judge with only a partial statement. The forum would have to know the whole email, beginning to end, to gauge her true intent. You can read something into anything if taken out of context.