Keep asking around with different attorneys. You will probably be able to find someone who will be able to take your case on, even with short...

By agreement, that can probably be done. Without agreement, it is unlikely you could force the biological parents to take back the children under...

Call around and consult with a few attorneys about this. Often, the biggest issue in a situation like this is communication with the Office of the...

If the items are left on your uncle's property, he is the one who would most likely have any right to sue your ex or to dispose of the property. He...

You are in a position where you will need to discuss this with an attorney who practices in Grayson County, so that you can most effectively be...

Depending on the language included in your Final Decree of Divorce, there are a few ways this could go. You'll want to discuss with an attorney who...

You are likely a candidate to have an existing Order modified to create some restrictions surrounding certain behaviors, or you are a candidate to...

Take a look at Texas Family Code section 6.301 and its immediately following sections. That will most likely answer your question.

You should plan to discuss this with an attorney. There are too many moving parts to really give you any good or binding legal advice via online...

It is possible, but unlikely, you would receive court-ordered alimony/spousal maintenance based on the noted rates of pay. However, agreed...