I want to buy a house in Texas at a tax auction. Can someone help me understand the priority of liens if a house is sold at a tax auction? Usually, when people do not pay their tax bill, they haven’t paid their mortgage. If you can direct me to a book to read as well.

May 14th, 2023

Can fraternization be brought against an enlisted member if it is assumed they were dating an officer before the officer retired, even if they are still dating after the officer's retirement?

June 9th, 2024

I cosigned a loan with my ex-girlfriend and bought gifts worth 80k for her, but now she refuses to pay the loan or return the gifts. My name is on the car's title, and I paid the down payment and monthly payments. What legal steps can I take to resolve this situation in Atlanta, Georgia?

August 16th, 2023

If an elderly couple enters a receivership due to being deemed a public nuisance by the courts, and one of them dies less than a month later (who was in good health), would there be cause for filing a wrongful death suit? And whom would the suit be against?

November 6th, 2023

After a long drawn out process between two attorneys and multiple attempts to resolve equitable distribution, a contempt order filed against my ex, and a judgment signed & filed by a district court judge ordering both of us to NOT change or sell marital assets, my ex withdrew $50,000 plus from the 401K and claimed it was living expenses when he actually gave it to his daughter to buy him a mobile home. He also filed for SSA and early retirement, claimed he had no assets, but then posted on Facebook that it was destroyed in a hurricane and he was going to 'take his money' and buy a new place. My attorney told me he spoke to my ex's attorney and told him he would not be representing me anymore, then refused to do any more work on my case until I paid him another $3000 retainer after already paying him $6000 for which he did nothing except cost me losses of $50,000 plus. My attorney filed a request to withdraw on July 20, 2023. I then agreed with my ex's attorney to talk about setting up a plan and choosing a mediator. I responded to an email from my ex's attorney asking for available dates in September to set up mediation, provided 4 dates but never received a reply. Today I received a filed scheduling and discovery order with false statements saying we agreed on a particular mediator and additional discovery. All of this occurring while I was in treatment for aggressive breast cancer, my ex participating in illegal and illicit in-person and online sexual activity, and then stage 3 ovarian cancer. I just can't afford to put any more money in this. I have been paying all the marital debt and have made several offers for settlement to which he has not responded or countered. Now he needs a signed auto title and wants a settlement. How do I respond to the order? It states: Discovery shall be mailed to the opposing on or before September 8, 2023. Disclosure of expert witnesses shall also be completed by this date. The order was filed on August 31, 2023 and emailed to me September 1, 2023. Today is Sunday, September 3, 2023. This can't be legal! How do I file that these statements are false and I was given 4 business days to respond? How should I respond?

January 27th, 2024