If you have an attorney, you should direct this question to that person who knows the contents of the Motion for New Trial. Without reviewing...

Take a look at Texas Family Code sections 154.128 and 154.129. Those will likely help you address this situation, at least in part.

I agree with the prior answer above. Consult with an experienced family law attorney here in Collin County who can give you some more clear...

You're going to want to consult with both immigration and divorce attorneys about this situation. Ideally, you would hire both and they would work...

You need to consult with an attorney who handles family law matters before you go too far on this. From only what you have posted, I can say there...

I believe you are at the point of needing to consult with an attorney. Without an Order, parties are generally in the "Wild West" as to...

You need to consult with an attorney down in your area. From only what you have posted, there is no way to know what are your prospects for success.

It sounds like the old case was dismissed for one reason or other that is not entirely clear from what you posted. This means this is likely to be...

Get an attorney. If you do not, you should expect an uphill battle that you will likely lose. It is not realistic to get a "how-to" guide,...

It really depends on where the child resides, where the other party resides, and how long ago the other state's order was entered. Without...