Without knowing your full information and situation, the short and responsible answer to your question is "maybe."

Ask your attorney who you hired to handle your case. Ask your attorney to share the documents with you. Discuss with your attorney. It is that...

I am guessing this is for a family law case. If so, take a look at Texas Family Code section 152.305 and following for a custody order; or...

Check TexasLawHelp.org for a starting point. However, the other lawyer is right. It is not simple to get started--or to finish. The Court...

Take a look at this link: https://www.dshs.texas.gov/vital-statistics/birth-records/delayed-birth-registration That contains the information the...

Probably a suit in small claims court, depending on the cost. If you go this route, handling it yourself is recommended unless you paid thousands...

You may be able to file for a modification of the terms related to your child, but it is unclear what would change based on your question (no...

Your question reads more like a request for practical advice than legal, for which you should seek counseling or therapy for how to address this...

If the County or District Attorney's Office filed for it, they are the ones in the driver's seat at this point. While it can be influential...

Read your lease carefully, as well as any addendums. Those usually cover this and similar situations. Without having read those and knowing...