Take a careful look at Texas Family Code section 154.062(b)(4). That will likely answer your question.

Take a careful look at Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 92. You are probably asking the wrong question here.

You'll probably need to appear for that scheduled hearing or else you might run the risk of your motion or case being dismissed. Consult with...

You're probably looking at filing an enforcement and modification action against the other parent. A suit against the police under these...

That is really a judgment call that is based on more details than what are included. You should rely on the judgment of your attorney (if you...

If there is actually no will or other non-probate assets, this order of distribution doesn't make sense. I would recommend you consult with an...

It is worth checking into Legal Aid, but if your income is too high, then you won't qualify. If you are wanting to get this done quickly, you...

Many possibilities here. Most attorneys would recommend you go get a different type of drug test done that tests for the same substances. Rare,...

This is likely a scam. It is a pretty usual set of "facts", actually. Do a quick Google search for these rough facts, and you will see various...

You'll want to have an attorney review that whole Order/TRO before any advice can be given. There are usually three main parts to those Orders (the...