1.) File a Motion for Continuance. 2.) Ask for more time at the child support hearing. Take a look at TexasLawHelp.org for some helpful...

It all depends on what language is included in the Order you reference. Depending on what it says and what are your circumstances, you may or may...

You are probably looking at formally evicting this person, unless they have a written lease.

It depends on the docketing rules for the District Clerk's Office, but probably "yes."

I can't envision a good reason why both parents couldn't have this information regarding their child.

It is a very rare set of circumstances, but it happens. It would still be in your best interest to consult with an attorney about whatever is...

Your question screams of a need for information. I would strongly recommend you consult with an attorney to get the full information and direction...

I agree with Mr. Pederson's answer. I would add that "custody" is not a term of art in Texas, and that legal rights here are not as they are in...

It is something that could be used, yes. It is unclear from only what you have posted if it is any form of abuse or neglect, however, as the...

Your question may well answer itself already. Take a look at this article:...