It is technically possible via filing to change your child's name. It would still require you to file a lawsuit, notify the biological father in...

Technically, it is possible. That being said, these types of cases are usually MUCH simpler for an attorney to handle than for you to try to...

This is a very unique question for which there is no way to give you an accurate answer with the information provided. In general, if you did...

In many rejected Orders in Denton, the judges will actually notate near the top of the document WHY it was rejected. Alternatively, in the e-filing...

It reads like he is trying to work out an agreement with you on terms that would be favorable to him. It does not sound like it meets the legal...

These are very specific situations, for which you are going to need to actually speak with an attorney--and let that attorney review the existing...

You should reach out to an attorney to discuss this. They will be able to obtain some of the documents that are out there. If the other side is...

There is no certain answer to your question without reviewing the relevant documents. In general, if the State via the Attorney General's Office...

Unfortunately, there is no way to know the answer to your question for sure without reviewing the relevant Orders and Income Withholdings for...

Is this more appropriately a family law matter than an employee benefits matter? If so, you would do well to consult with an attorney who can...