I have a joint custody agreement in Louisiana for my daughter but I will be moving to Texas how should I handle this?

You can follow the relocation statutes and ask the court for permission to relocate (assuming the father does not agree with the relocation)....

How do I reopen a case that has been dismissed with prejudice nearly 30 years ago?

I can not envision a scenario in which a child custody judgment that is nearly 30 years old could be vacated. If it is a "wrongful death" case -...

Assuming that his paternity has been legally established (although this is not clear from your question), then he can enter into a consent judgment...

Can I stop my child's father from taking her to Arkansas even if he pays child support but is not on birth certificate?

If he is not on the birth certificate and has never legally been declared to be the father and there is no judgment granting any type of custody to...

Do I have a good chance to have the order of domicilary custody reversed and given back to me under these new circumstances?

Based on the facts you've given in the question, it sounds like you do have a good chance of obtaining domiciliary-parent status. You would need to...

This is more a "successions," "wills and estates," or "probate" question than a "child custody" question, so you may want to re-ask it in a...

My son is in jail and he has a son that he has been visiting for over a year the child is 3 ?

The phrase, "if i [sic] get my grandparent rights" seems to imply that you think there are some automatic rights out there waiting to be acquired...

Should i get a lawyer, custodial parent is making claiming I still owe and casworker is stating I owe $5000 more.

Yes, you should get a lawyer. If the dispute is over a Georgia judgment, you may have to get a lawyer there.

No, you can't "unadopt" a legally adopted child. You can hire an attorney to discuss what can be done in a will if your concern is her inheriting...

How can the father be changed on a Louisiana birth certificate?

Hire an attorney to petition the court for a name change. Most likely a curator will have to be appointed to represent the child's interest.