You have to follow the order until it gets modified. But it sounds like you have a solid reason to get the order modified.

The elements of a common-law marriage are: 1) Agreeing to be married; 2) living together after making that agreement; and 3) representing...

Hard to say without being able to read the language of your order. Since school is still in session for (at least part of ) Friday, I think the...

If you can prove that you've had the child 50% of the time, I would think your odds of getting an order for that are pretty good. The Family Code...

As long as you've lived in Texas for 6 months, and the last 90 days in the same county, you can file for divorce in the county where you live. ...

Read through your orders "General Terms and Conditions" section. There is probably language along the lines of "IT IS ORDERED that a conservator...

Look at your current order. It likely already contains a visitation schedule to cover the situation when you and your ex live more than 100 miles...

Well, if you went into court and told the judge you wanted every other month instead of every month, I suspect the judge would grant that request. ...

You've got to comply with the court order. If the current order is no longer in the child's best interest, then you've got to file a motion to...

Yes, you can get child support. Contact a lawyer or the Attorney General's office about opening a case. The court will probably order DNA testing...