A divorce in Texas does not require the agreement of both parties. Nor does it require that there is a fault-basis (such as adultery or cruelty)....

If you are part of a divorce in Texas, the Court will have the ultimate say in what happens. In-laws, absent extreme child-related or...

This is something that could be done on your own, yes, but it will require a Motion, hearing, and Order at some point--all of which will be your...

It will very likely be one factor among many. The biggest factor is likely to be whatever was the initial basis for CPS to have opened a case in...

Possible, certainly. Whether or not it is LIKELY is a different calculus entirely, because there is nowhere near enough information in your post to...

Until a lawsuit is filed, he probably has few 'rights' to present possession of the child. These situations are tricky, so it would be a good...

It depends, generally, on the set-up of your Order and the way in which the case is set up on the end of the Office of the Attorney...

I heartily agree with Mr. LaFleur's response. I will add that if he has been hiding your children for a period of years, it is not likely...

You're probably going to want to call some attorneys and discuss your case before retaining one. That is your starting point. Beyond that, you can...

Unfortunately there is no way to answer this question without reviewing whatever Order is in place regarding these children. Consult with an...