Review Texas Family Code section 153.009 for the statute on point. Generally, a judge is required to listen to the desire of a 12-year-old on a...

Based on what you posted alone, it seems unlikely that a case would be successful or appropriately filed in Texas. However, it is worth...

Adding to the prior answer above. If your Order dictates a specific process or procedure for him to obtain the items, that should be followed.

There is no hard or set time frame on situations like this. Usually it happens quickly, but things could make that slower by a bit. Keep in...

Any attorney who would answer your question needs more information. By way of examples, how old is your child? Why have you not seen your child...

Read your Order carefully. It is rare that an Order would include terms requiring you to update your pay rate. Most usually only contain terms...

Without reviewing your Order's language, there is no way to responsibly answer your question in a solid manner on which you can rely. Likewise, did...

From what you have posted, there is no way to know for sure WHAT you are having the Court find or order in what will ostensibly be your proposed...

Generally, if you have been served, you can file a Counterpetition because the case is already pending. From what you have posted, it would...

An 18 year old can generally make such a decision, independent of any custody agreement of parents/conservators. An 18 year old has many rights...