Under a certain law that took effect 21 days ago, the short answer is "maybe"--if there is a significant arrearage.

Unfortunately, this is a decision that only you can make. As the prior answer notes, there are both "pros" and "cons" of taking this step.

You should consult with an attorney who can actually help you out with this. Without knowing what has been filed, what is being enforced by the...

That is a question best addressed to whomever owns the residence.

To represent a client, it is necessary to have good communication. Unfortunately, when a client "ghosts" their attorney, some times it is...

The short answer to your main question is "yes."

If you properly own the house, you would have the right to do with it what you please. There are some questions raised from the information you...

Without reviewing your Order, there is no way to know if you violated its terms. There are no "general" terms that are included in every...

You proceed by consulting with an attorney, hiring one, and then initiating a suit affecting the parent-child relationship. Without a full...

There might be some forms to help you on TexasLawHelp.org. You're not going to get the specific and binding advice you need from an online forum.