That sounds like it would be one factor among others. It would not likely be a determinative issue on the question of which parent should be...

It is worth consulting with an attorney about this, but there is no realistic way to know what your chances are without knowing a lot more about...

Yes, many attorneys will charge you an hourly rate for this type of consultation since it involves more traditional legal work. I will say that...

I've seen some attorneys or counselors for a child act as that intermediary person to 'hold' the child's passports until they are needed. That...

In general, you will want to consult with an attorney, whether you hire one or not. If you choose to represent yourself, you can look at...

Consult with an attorney about this. It is definitely not a typical situation, and there are some pitfalls you will want to avoid--if they even...

Your best bet on this is to consult with a family law attorney. The only authority that most police officers are going to have is to enforce a...

In general, a party will either waive service (what you attempted) or they will get served (your next option). I agree with the prior answers.

In general, someone in your position would follow whatever contract you have with the patient or the patient's legal representative. Adding to...

Take a look at Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 92. It should answer the main part of your question. if you have additional questions,...