I completely agree with Ms. Hatchett's answer. The devil is in the details of whatever orders are out there.

Maybe, but it would be in the form of an amended birth certificate rather than a "removal." It may require additional orders from a court. There...

Probably, yes. You can log on to their website and be proactive about it or call them, also...

I'm not sure why you could NOT do so. Birth certificates are only records of vital statistics in Texas.

If you are still married, you are not able to re-marry. That could be a criminal violation.

I can't see why it would not be appropriate. Some times that is the only address they are given. There is usually a logical basis for what they do,...

The Court will consider much more evidence than just what the child wants before it makes a decision. Depending on what the evidence shows...

That is a strategic decision best left to an attorney who can gather all of the information needed to give you that type of advice.

That sounds like an unlikely outcome. The surviving parent may have a claim against the estate of the other parent, and the child may have a...

"In trouble"? No. Though children are involved, this isn't grade school or summer camp. There may be an enforcement action filed against you if...