My ex-husband was hidding marital income from me? Can I take him to court?
You may be able to file a Motion to enforce the original decree but since you are past the appeals dates your only recourse may be a Bill of Review...
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You may be able to file a Motion to enforce the original decree but since you are past the appeals dates your only recourse may be a Bill of Review...
The family code has some requirement and you can see the whole of it at Family Code Section 102.010. It is a bit long to try to copy and paste but...
CPS has a huge turnover, heavy case loads and sometimes overreact. I'm not a big fan though most of them mean well. I'd say from my experience you...
Until you are 18 or 17 and emancipated (with parent's permission) you're not considered able to contract without your parent's consent, so I'm...
The biggest problem here is that mediated settlement agreements are all but sacred and case law says the judge's MUST uphold them. However, you...
Try to schedule an appointment during your access. This is an unfortunate situation and I can understand your concern. If all else fails you can...
It's not likely and the main thing is to follow my 5 step witness advice I give to everyone.1. Listen carefully to the question. 2. Make sure you...
If you are in the middle of a divorce and have no temporary order either parent can do whatever they choose to do and generally the other parent...
Without the basic facts it is impossible to answer your question.
If mom will agree you can file a Petition to Modify and perhaps walk through an agreed order on the modification.