Texas Divorce: Can parents agree to exceed the cap of non-custodial parent's gross monthly income to calculate child support?
Sure. If the parties agree to it, the judge will probably sign off on that order with no questions asked.
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Sure. If the parties agree to it, the judge will probably sign off on that order with no questions asked.
You can file a petition to modify the parent-child relationship. If the prior order is more than three years old, and your ex-husband's income has...
The length of the marriage isn't (usually) the controlling factor in whether or not you can get an annulment. Unless the marriage involves: 1....
You can file a complaint with the police department. Whether they choose to pursue it is another issue. You also should probably file a suit to...
As MR. Baker said, you'll need to file a petition to modify the parent-child relationship. If your aunt is allowing your child to live with you,...
I agree with Mr. Baker. If you're going to sign and file anything, make it an Answer - not the Waiver. But, your best course would be to talk to...
The Family Code does include a provision allowing the judge to temporarily delay a divorce suit and order the parties to counseling if he or she...
If you've got child support enforcement, custody modification, CPS investigations, and police calls all going on at the same time, there's no...
You say you checked on the status of the case and it was "disposed". A case can't be "disposed" of if it was never actually filed. If you went to...
You need his address so that you can have him served with a copy of your petition. Obviously, the constable or process server needs to know where...