Take a look at Texas Family Code section 156.401(a-1), as well as the surrounding sections. Those will dictate what you will need to show to...

Probably a probate attorney with a strong knowledge of real estate laws, since you will likely have a partition suit within the probate...

Get an attorney. Online forums are only going to get you generic advice. You need someone to give you specific advice on this issue, as no two...

In some situations, a court might consider past course of conduct when issuing its Order. For example, if party A paid party B $500 per month,...

In general, you will want to start by consulting an attorney to explain the process to you and to help you draft the document in a binding...

It depends on what is actually happening right now, and even more importantly on what Orders have been entered to establish this foster care....

Unfortunately, Orders involving these kinds of requirements are not uniform or standard. Accordingly, you're going to need to speak with an...

Yes, there are documents that would have a similar function as "going to court" but without the legal process--IF everyone agrees. If there is...

Get an attorney, and look at filing a Motion to Compel. Depending on what was requested and what is the subject matter of the case, it may be...

Lots of nuance here. In general, a party must be a resident of the state of Texas for 6 months and a domiciliary of a particular County for 90...