You're going to need to consult with an attorney about your situation. Without someone reviewing the relevant documents--and knowing what you are...

I agree with Mr. Lafleur's well-written response. Some of the posted situation matches up with what is 'possible', while other parts do not...

It is possible, yes. Depending on whether it is a criminal 'protective order' or a civil 'temporary restraining order' dictates the next step for...

Your son should be consulting with some attorneys about this. It is definitely not a cookie-cutter/one-size-fits-all type of situation for which...

Most likely, Texas, for custody-related modifications. Child support modifications are a bit more nuanced. In any event, a consultation...

Consulting with an attorney is your next step, most likely. Depending on how that conversation goes, hire that person or consult with another one....

I generally agree with the prior answer, and I would urge you to look at the total billing entries for those dates. It is likely that the attorney...

There is really no one-size-fits-all for your situation, because each judge is unique in how they would handle this. As the prior answer notes,...

Take a look at this link, which will probably cover most of your situation....

In general, a lawsuit must be filed to get this established--unless both parties have already executed what is called an Acknowledgment of...