Go meet with an attorney. There are a ton of nuances to situations like this. The earlier you get counsel, the more likely this is to go away.

It is hard to know without reviewing the whole Protective Order. On a more important note, it is generally not advisable to have these...

Civil suits can take quite a while. It is really up to you whether it would be worth it. I will say one thing though, since you note that the...

"Letting your things go" would probably be a failure to mitigate damages in this instance. You should meet with your attorney to discuss your...

If you want something done quickly, you'll have to hire a private attorney. Right now, you are getting what you are paying for those indirect...

Not in Texas, no. The support is ordered paid to the parent.

It sounds like it is probably time for you to file a suit.

Unless there is more than just him being gone for six months and not paying support, it is not likely. If there is other information, go schedule a...

It really depends on what Orders are out there, how long ago they were entered, what meeting you are referencing, and how the Order came about....

Adoption is tricky here, and maybe impossible if the "wrong" circumstances are in play. Establishing a managing conservatorship--if the Mother...