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In regards to Texas HB 20 (Social Media Censorship Bill) on a platform with over 100 million users that I have used for over 10 years. I have been targeted and harassed by moderators for many years now, largely because of my personal views and because I am autistic. This harassment includes provocation and taking down posts while citing rules that can be applied to anything but aren't on the site's ToS page. Furthermore, I have documented the biased manner these moderators operate. This ongoing harassment has caused significant psychological trauma. My family has noticed that I have become severely irritable since it began. Is it possible to do anything about it?

My landlord passed away. I moved here several years ago, and his son took over. My bathroom ceiling came in months ago, and he still hasn't fixed it. I took him to court, and he didn't show up. I've got his last 3 months of rent in escrow with the courts. Can he kick me out?

How to file pro se with wife passing and no will in Texas.

Are eForms documents legal in Texas?

CPS wants to put a safety plan on us. Can we have a lawyer talk with them before?

Hi I have an issue with my property manager.

I have a complex legal situation. It may be criminal or civil; it may involve elder abuse. I ran it by my estate planning attorney, but this type of situation is not her specialty, but she urged me to get a legal consultation.

I am trying to add my husband to my deed. When filling the Texas Quitclaim deed: Am I the Grantor and then we both are the Grantees?

Hello! I have prepared my document for a divorce settlement. We both reside in Texas, but I am currently in Jamaica. Am I able to get the agreement notarized here?

I have a problem with my mother's estate being distributed after her death. My sister was named executor and now has the letters of testamentary. She claims that there are 2 homes worth $830,000 (closing cost of one home) and $599,000 (the planned list price of the 2nd home). She claims she paid out of her personal money $170,000 in taxes for both homes, renovation cost for the cheaper home, and some other associated fees. Because she is living in the more expensive home that was purchased 3 days before my mother’s death, and has been living in that home the entire time of probate (18 months from death to today), she wants to say that she should get her home, I should get the other house (which I don’t want to live in, I would be selling it right away), and call it even. The estate is in the state of Texas. I believe that if a fair accounting were done, and the fact that if I received the cheaper home I would have to pay closing costs on sale, that it is unfair for us to just “call it even” and that a full accounting should be done. I should possibly even be compensated because I have been having to pay rent for 18 months, while she got to live in a home that is part of the estate. She claims that this is even because she would be entitled to an executor fee of 3% of the entire estate, and as far as I know, she is only entitled to the executor fee on cash in and out, not the whole estate.