Pretty likely, based only on what you have posted. However there are dozens of things that could make it more or less likely, which would be...

If the other party appropriately filed in Colorado before you filed in Texas, it is unlikely you would be successful on this request to dismiss the...

In short, yes. Do remember that a birth certificate does not, on its own, lead to any parental rights or responsibilities.

You would likely need to terminate the biological parent's rights first, which might be quite the process to secure service on him. It is...

You have more rights than are responsible to list out in an online forum. I would advise you consult with an attorney who can walk through these...

After 18 years old, that is an almost certain "win". However, to succeed on a step-parent adoption while a child is still a minor, the other...

Get an attorney ASAP or get copies of the court filings. Based only on what you have posted, there is not enough to really give you any clear and...

You'll likely want to file a petition to modify, but there are other details that could change that.

If the underlying Order is sufficiently clear to be enforced, it is technically possible to enforce a single violation. However most attorneys...

This is not as easy as you probably want it to be. You're going to want to consult with both a family law attorney and a criminal defense...