Hire a criminal defense attorney and a family law attorney. Have them give you the best advice possible based on your specific situation. There is...

If you are dealing with CPS without an attorney, you are probably making an error at the outset. If you don't have an attorney, they will...

There are certainly other nuances for which you should plan to speak with an attorney, but that is very broadly generally correct regarding...

If your Order allows for that without any other restrictions on who can be the competent adult or when you can do that, then probably so, yes.

I don't see a claim against the Office of the Attorney General from a family law perspective here. You may have--on paper--civil claims against...

Bigamy seems unlikely here, based only on what you have posted. Showing adultery as part of a divorce case seems much more likely.

A Power of Attorney seems exceedingly unlikely. She could (1) seek a guardianship over her husband, or (2) there could be other options for a...

It likely depends on what are listed in the terms of the Family Settlement Agreement. Without reviewing that, any attorney would have a...

Probably, yes. Take a look at Chapter 45 of the Texas Family Code. Consulting with an attorney is not a bad idea so that you can get from...

In short, yes, but there is additional paperwork that will be needed to effectuate this intention. Consult with an attorney in your area.