If the Office of the Attorney General filed the suit, then it is the petitioning party. Take a look at TexasLawHelp.org for forms, or hire an...

Unless you have an Order from Texas, this is a question best addressed to an attorney who practices in California.

Consult with an attorney here in Denton County, as there is not enough information for which to provide any meaningful response. There are just too...

You really need to go at least consult with an attorney who handles family law appeals. From what the questions you are posting, you are...

When dealing with a government agency running what is ostensibly "your" litigation, you get what you pay for. You would do well to at least...

I agree with the prior answer, generally speaking. The Order's timing and type (i.e., temporary v. final, IV-D court v. district court) have...

You should consult with an attorney here in Collin County. Waivers of Service generally waive rights that parties would otherwise have, and some...

If there is a court order that restricts this, then maybe you could do it, depending on the circumstances. If there is no court order in place,...

Unless there is some sort of Order to stop him from doing this (many counties have standing orders that could arguably cover this during ongoing...

Generally, birth certificates are not determinative of paternity and do not grant rights to either party. Generally, consent of both parties...