You need to go meet with an attorney who can review the live Orders in your case and give you the appropriate direction. I want to point out that,...

Unless your Order tells you otherwise, communicate reasonably. Generally, if one party is not communicating reasonably, you are not required to...

Take a look at TexasLawHelp.org. There may be a Motion for Continuance form on there. Here is the "guide" from that website:...

Unless your existing Order allows for that, then the answer is "no." If your Order is silent on any type of geographic restriction on the child's...

Without knowing what the letter says, it is hard to know for certain if you need to attend or not. Often, you do not, but I could envision a...

The forms are not the most helpful in a situation like this. If you and your ex already have agreed terms, it may be worthwhile to schedule a...

The short answer is "maybe." Generally, there are other requirements to this kind of suit before an adoption could occur, notably that either a...

I have litigated these cases, I have handled these cases that ended in agreement. In all of those, I was helping a party with their situation....

It is really hard to know what would be the outcome of such a situation. It sounds like a custody evaluation has not yet been ordered. I do...

Take a look at Chapter 9 of the Texas Family Code. If your aim is to "re-litigate" items already divided, it is pretty tough-to-impossible to...