It sounds like it couldn't hurt to bring an attorney, but there are open questions even from your information (what court is the hearing in front...

Where is the other parent? That will be a big question. If the other parent has no visitation/custody rights, then you could probably achieve...

Unless you have a court order or parental permission in some manner, you likely do not have any "rights" along the lines of what you note. It...

It is unclear from your question if you are referring to retroactive child support or to the calculation of current child support. In both...

If the existing Order requires that, it would be a good idea to make it happen. If the existing Order does not require that, probably not....

Possible, yes. Required? No. There are numerous factors that play into this, including the other party's current income and the number of...

From your information, any of those are options. Some require the agreement of your (ex-)boyfriend, others can be done on your own. It is not...

Maybe. If the State has an interest in the matter (child is receiving Medicaid, food stamps, etc.), it won't likely be dropped. If the...

Whatever date you and your partner agreed to be married. In your example, it sounds like 12/24/2014, which would be the presumed date for your union.

It is unlikely that he would be jailed under these circumstances, but it is technically possible. Contact a local attorney in McLennan County...