Much of this will depend on the type of case, but in general a non-attorney individual cannot represent another in a judicial proceeding. The...

Without reading your agreement, there is no way to know for sure. However, if the other party is entitled to proceeds from the items you reference,...

Without going to court in some capacity, removing a co-owner unwillingly is next to impossible. Through judicial proceedings, there could be a...

These are usually handled very quickly, maybe a few weeks or a bit longer. With an attorney, it can be even quicker. Worth at least consulting with...

It really depends on how long he IS taking to return the kids and, most importantly, what the exact language is in the existing Order. For...

Those are two very different questions/issues built into one post. There is no hard time frame on getting an Order entered. In general, a...

You're probably going to want to check with the Travis County Clerk's Office to make that request. That is at least your starting point for sure.

You would need to check your Order's specific terms. There is no general language on this, as there are about four different ways such issue is...

In general, the 'material and substantial change' could technically be almost anything that is not direcly anticipated in an existing Order. There...

In general, if someone not a party to a suit does not wish to be a supervisor, that person is not required to do so.