I want to take my son's bio to court to get his rights dropped
I agree with Mr. Moore. Failure to provide support is probably the most common way to get parental rights terminated. There are other avenues as...
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I agree with Mr. Moore. Failure to provide support is probably the most common way to get parental rights terminated. There are other avenues as...
I agree with Ms. Laster, and just wanted to clarify that "net" income for child support purposes means gross income, minus taxes, cost of health...
Two separate issues. It doesn't matter what proof of paternity you have, the father still has to be served (or show up to the hearing voluntarily)...
I think the answer to your question is "no". The standard possession order, which I'm assuming you have, doesn't have any rule against this kind...
If your count of the number of days is correct, then the motion probably has been overruled by law - as of the 76th day after it was filed.
No, what you describe doesn't meet any of the Family Code grounds for termination.
Based on what you've outlined in your question, it doesn't sound like there's any chance the judge would terminate your husband's parental rights....
It can be, but it doesn't happen automatically. You'd need to either file a motion to modify the child support order with the court, or possibly...
Thr court will start by looking at what you've earned, from all sources, in the last year. If that presents an unusually high amount, you need to...
How long have you been in Texas? Generally, a Texas court won't have jurisdiction to make a child custody order until your daughter has lived here...