I have my two grandsons living with me now and have for the last 6 weeks. How hard would it be for me to get full custody ?

One of the first steps to consider is not rocking the boat right now. Do you want the money or do you want the kids? Right now you HAVE custody...

My teenage boys would like to change their last name to their step father

It would be best if you had an attorney help you with this. It's likely that the biological father will ignore it and allow it to happen, but if...

My son's father has not been involved with my son at all. What procedures do I need to take to terminate his rights?

If you terminate his parental rights, then you terminate his obligation to pay child support. If he has not exercised his possession, that could...

Non-Custodial parent/Texas law regarding payment of College Expenses, public or private

The motion will likely be denied and you could even be awarded your attorney's fees and costs because there is no basis in law for that. Parents...

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I'm 17 I will be 18 in May my sister is moving in with a friend can I leave and go live with my sister?

If they are telling you to pack your stuff and get out of their house, it sounds to me like they're giving you permission to go anywhere you want. ...

Do recommend to hire a layer for my case?

Any time the police want to talk to you because they suspect you of something, ALWAYS HIRE AN ATTORNEY FOR THIS!

How can I as a grandparent obtain custody of my two grandchildren?

You can get custody of them, but you should contact an attorney. There are several complications that you will have to deal with such as whether...

My attorney didn't ask for attorney fees or back child support as I ask him to do and he said he had done. What can I do?

This sounds suspicious, but I have seen instances where attorneys can read a judge and sometimes you should not ask for back support or attorney's...

Can a mother be awarded back child support if she isn't receiving and assistance from the state with no court order in Texas?

To add to the other posts: you need to get a custody order in place so that you can end the threats from her and have an order you can rely on.

Why would tx attorney general send a $3 check to a noncustodial parent who is way behind on payments? Is it a trick?

I've never seen them use a trick like this. But I have seen them make a lot of mistakes.