You need to consult with an attorney. There is nowhere near enough information to accurately answer your question. If this was before the...

I don't think you could stop it from being used in a Motion to Dismiss hearing. There could be factors or information that could change this. You...

This is going to depend heavily on what are the local rules for the Court in which your case is being heard. There is no "standard" rule for this.

Either party may request it, and pay a fee, then it would be set before a jury. If neither party requests it, then the case would be heard by the...

Consult with an immigration attorney first.

There is nowhere near enough information to answer this question. For example, these are a few questions that would need be answered (along with...

I am not sure what is your question here, or if there is a question. If you re-post, you may get some better responses.

If you have a final order in place, the short answer is probably not. Without reviewing the relevant Orders or Writs in place, it is impossible...

Take a look at the forms included on TexasLawHelp.org, as well as Chapter 45 of the Texas Family Code (it is short). Consulting with an...

"Joint custody" is "a thing" in California. It is not a legal term in Texas. In Texas, all orders allocate conservatorship, rights and duties,...