Possible, yes. Beyond that, including whether it is likely or probable, you would need to consult with an attorney in your area. These...

This is a unique legal situation, and an attorney here in Collin County would need to review your Decree to see what options may be available....

I generally agree with the prior answer. I will also add that it is important to remember that violations of a court order--by both or either...

There are lots of lawyers out there who will review your situation, but do beware that most deadlines have already passed for a direct appeal or...

Every case is unique, and no two situations concerning CPS are the same. There is no way to know for certain why this person is allowed to remain...

"Many years ago" may mean that you are too late to do anything to terminate your rights, since you are an acknowledged father of this child....

It depends on what the language in the Order states. It could realistically be either of those possibilities, or both.

This really comes down to the language in your Order. There is no way to know for sure without reviewing this. Most Orders have terms defining...

I don't see anything inherently unethical with an attorney meeting with the other attorney, even if the other party happens to be present. In...

If you are referring to the two-year family violence look-back provision in Chapter 8 of the Texas Family Code specifically without consideration...