Should Child support be filed in Texas or Arizona ?
If he's never lived in Texas, and doesn't have any voluntary contacts with Texas, then Texas courts probably cannot exercise jurisdiction over him.
Allen, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Allen, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +2 more
If he's never lived in Texas, and doesn't have any voluntary contacts with Texas, then Texas courts probably cannot exercise jurisdiction over him.
If your ex wants to modify the order, the burden will be on her to show that: 1) she's entitled to a modification, and 2) that the modification...
You can get the records, but it won't happen automatically. Send CPS's attorney a request for production asking for that, and any other documents...
Probably not. But, as suggested, you can include a claim for adultery against your husband in a divorce petition.
Assuming your husband is paying guideline child support, then the birth of you and your husband's new child would be a basis for lowering the...
Yes, Texas recognizes common law marriage. Talk to a family lawyer to see if you'll be able to prove a common law marriage existed. Even if there...
Legally? Sure. Legally, you have the right to prevent him going anywhere you want until he turns 18, when he magically gains the right to go...
Kids receiving government benefits of some kind (Medicaid, CHIPs)?
You can file the divorce yourself, hire a different lawyer to file it for you, or wait until this lawyer files the divorce for your husband, and...
File an answer. Her petition may sound reasonable to you, but that doesn't mean the decree will be. Unless you're fine with a decree that gives...