My husband had a major stroke last year and was in 2 different hospitals. Would happily have been his guardian, but I had no permanent place to live. He broke out of the hospital room to come see me, but was picked up the next day and I don't know where he was taken or if he's even alive. I need to find him. Please help. I believe he is a ward of the state of Texas.
I sure do like MstrBill's idea of calling APS.
If you are still legally a spouse there are issues for so many things.
If not the hospital, if not APS, I bet they would be able to guide you and suggest.
I think JoAnn makes great point about the fact that computer literacy means almost anyone can be found (except Alva) out there. Do you have friends who are a whiz on that computer?
I sure would love an update from you if something works in this search, and sure wish you the best of luck.
https://inmate.tdcj.texas.gov/InmateSearch/start.action
Unless, there are some things you're leaving out here. Like him being in the hospital is court-ordered. If he was made a ward of the state then he has been declared unfit to make decisions or to care for himself.
If you're the actual, legal spouse you are owed some answers. Go to the first hospital he was in then ask them where they sent him. Bring your marriage license if you have to as proof that you're married. Then follow the trail from one hospital to another. You'll find out at some point what happened.
Where do you receive your mail if you don't have a permanent address? I would go there because there may very well be correspondence from the state about your husband. Start there.
@Alva
A person with no permanent address likely can't afford to hire a private investigator or a lawyer.
You could also consult an elder law attorney. They would almost certainly be able to help you as well.