If your brothers are minors, your dad may have options in the family courts. If your brothers are adults, there may be options in the probate...

Go meet with an attorney. Your first attorneys seem to have made a mess of this that needs to be cleaned up.

I agree with Mr. Pederson. You are living in the gray with this section alone and two parties who reside out of state.

I agree with Mr. Pederson. Usually Permanent Managing Conservatorship implies a final order of some type, for which you have hard deadlines for...

Take a look at Chapter 45 of the Texas Family Code, as well as the forms on TexasLawHelp.org. It is very "do-able" on your own, but seeking...

Yes, it could affect the house. Whether you say you own it or not, it sounds like you do own a portion of the home. Consult with an attorney,...

I think this is a repeat of a prior question. The big question an attorney will need to be answered for any attorney to advise you is: Is there...

Possibly, but it creates a bit of a mess. This is even if you can, because the OAG may have an interest in the matter and may not let the child...

Possibly, but it depends on what exactly you are seeking. You can't FORCE another party to be involved in a child's life.

Call an attorney in your area to discuss this. A good one with whom I have worked in your general area is Scott Nyitray:...