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Texas questions and answers
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What does it mean that someone’s death was a “wrongful death” in Texas?
Asked in Austin, TX | March 12, 2018
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How much is my truck accident case worth in Texas?
Asked in Houston, TX | July 24, 2018
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I was charged with possession of identifying information with the # of items at 50 or more
Asked in Dallas, TX | March 31, 2026But i only had 8 driver's licenses on me at the time of my arrest. And the only reason I had the DLs on me was because I got them from work from the lost and found and I had to drop them at my local post office, this can be proven by my managers.
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As a travel agency, customer is suing us for the refund of tickets when he was refused boarding for not having visas. How do we defend this?
Asked in Austin, TX | April 29, 2026Claiming 6k refund.
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How do I go about filing a suit for my case? I wouldn't even know how to label it? I was sexually assaulted
Asked in Corpus Christi, TX | June 17, 2026I was sexually assaulted and drugged
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Can I sue a funeral home for cremating my father without my consent?
Asked in Dallas, TX | December 10, 2025My father was cremated without my consent or knowledge. His roommate authorized this. From my understanding in Arkansas, the funeral home is responsible for obtaining proper authorization. Yes, they knew my father had children. I live 4 miles from the funeral home. They never tried to contact me regarding this. What attorney do I need?
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