If there is an Order in place, that is likely what is going to control this situation. If there is no Order, you are likely in 'the wild west' and...

You'll really need to have an attorney review your Order before you can get any solid or even direct advice on this issue, since it is highly...

You're probably looking at a Motion for Enforcement of some sort and possibly a Petition to Modify your existing Order. Consult with an...

In general, it sounds like the continuance here is a bit of "legal-ese" to get your Order right. If you don't trust your counsel, seek new counsel....

Without reviewing the filed documents in your case, there is no way for any attorney to give you solid advice on this. It is entirely unknown what...

Unfortunately, without reviewing your Order, no attorney can give you a response on this with any high degree of accuracy. In general, the...

There is, unfortunately, no way to answer your questions with any high degree of accuracy based on the information in your post. Generally...

These are usually messy situations that exist in gray areas, because the technical terms for pickup were not met. That being said, often the...

You can check on TexasLawHelp.org for some of what you'll need, but if you are representing yourself, then you are responsible for handling the...

Twelve years is a long time for someone to ghost you about a child. That raises questions, of course, regarding why that happened--and even whether...