Modifications of original orders, a parent seeking to move out of state, and grandparents' rights cases can be some of the most expensive cases....

Note also that most local Counties, Dallas County included, have what are called 'Standing Orders' that address many of the "basic" injunctions...

Unless there is an Order out there legally requiring you to personally support your step-children, the short answer is almost certainly 'no'.

Maybe, but depending on how far the process went the first time around, then it is entirely possible that you, as the child of this other person,...

Generally, braces or other orthodontic care are considered a "medical expense" under almost every Order.

It is generally possible to do this yourself, but it is also a precarious endeavor. Most attorneys don't even prepare these for their clients, as...

You don't need one, but if you don't get one, then you are likely to end up in a similar situation in the future (something not deeded or...

Directly, it seems unlikely she could recover those 'back rents' from you. However, there are facts that can change that. Indirectly, it seems...

I wholeheartedly agree with the prior answer. Whether or not a party has valid defenses really comes down to the agreement itself, as well as...

Take a look at section 156.409 of the Texas Family Code. You can potentially get the money back 'on paper' or technically, but no way to know...