Generally, one's rights and duties to a child do not affect a third party's rights to exist in the public. This would likely include the child's...

It is worth consulting with an attorney who has handled "Hague Convention" cases before to discuss modifying your existing Order. Yes, what you...

Get an attorney, or at least consult with one. You may have 'defensive' options on this, but there is no way to know without reviewing the...

You're going to need to consult with an attorney who can review your documents and see if you have any recourse. Depending on the language in your...

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In general, it is best practice to file to modify your existing custody Order. If there are terms from a criminal Order that restrict any...

Unfortunately, the best course here is going to be discussing this with an attorney. There is a revocation process related to these...

You should consult with an attorney there in Bexar County who handles family law. There is no way to know what is truly going on without...

In general, when parties cannot reach agreements, a hearing will be set. If the parties cannot agree on a hearing date, then (1) the Court would...

Whether you take this step or not, it is likely to happen if the child is on Medicaid, if either party receives food stamps/WIC, or any other...

Most Orders say "except if otherwise entitled to possession on that day" or similar language that would make it so that you would NOT get the...