Natalie Gregg

Natalie Gregg's Answers (105)

Allen, TX

Divorce and separation Lawyer at Allen, TX

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +2 more

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My son & his wife have seperated (not legally) and have 3 kids. He wants to be able to see the kids.

Natalie's answer | Answered on June 17, 2009

Unless your son files for divorce, he cannot petition the Court to see his own children. There is no such thing as legal separation in Texas. ...

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When you go to court for child custody, shouldn't you get a final judgement paper signed by the judge?

Natalie's answer | Answered on June 17, 2009

If you were present and the judged rendered an opinion--giving your son's father custody--then you MUST obey court orders. You face contempt in...

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I have no money for a separation yet need to get my abusive (mental, emotional) husband to leave.

Natalie's answer | Answered on June 17, 2009

I am very sorry for your situation. You need to leave your husband immediately. I understand that is easier said than done. You may say that you...

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I've been separated from my last husband for over 23 years now. Do I need a legal divorce?

Natalie's answer | Answered on June 17, 2009

The answer to this question depends on your jurisdiction. Simply being separated in Texas, for example, where I practice, does not give you any...

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I couldn't pay the fees for my divorce - now case shows a date for family trial docket and 'trial on merits'- what does it mean?

Natalie's answer | Answered on June 17, 2009

First, if your case was "DWOP'd" or Dismissed for Want of Prosecution, then that usually means that the case is closed and that you MUST start all...

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