By agreement, this is much more likely to happen than if you try to litigate it. However, there are details that can make it easier or more...

Maybe, but the State is really the only one who could answer this question. I've seen such agreements be reached, but usually it would involve...

Yes, it is likely possible to modify child support in these circumstances. Consult with an attorney here in Frisco who can walk you through...

In theory, yes, but it is quite unlikely to be successful. The judge would have needed to have committed a clear abuse of discretion, which is...

Yes, with certain caveats that may be cumbersome depending on your situation. Take a look at Texas Family Code sections 6.602 and 6.604, as well...

Modifications to existing court orders do not just happen automatically. It requires a Motion/Petition to modify be filed, and then a court order...

In Texas, a birth certificate is just what it says: a certificate evidencing a birth; a record of a vital statistic. In Texas, a birth certificate...

Take a look at TexasLawHelp.org. There are forms on there for an Original Answer that include a 'general denial.' That is probably what you...

Generally this type of language is included because it is legally required by someone trying to collect a debt. Without it, it is likely a...

If your divorce is not yet completed, that is the most likely avenue for success. You will want to "bring the receipts" to show all of the items...