Frisco, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Frisco, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +4 more
It sounds like there are no existing court orders in your case, and if not, that is where you need to start. You would file a parentage case and...
The title to the house should have been transferred into your ex-wife's name at the time of the divorce, either by you signing a Special Warranty...
A child cannot make the decision of where to live without permission of his parents or of the Courts. However, if the grandparents have had...
You should file some kind of response with the Court to avoid having a default taken against you and meet with an attorney as soon as possible....
While common-law marriage does exist in Texas, you cannot become married just by living together for a specific period of time. There are three...
There are two possible parts to this question, so I'll address both. If you are asking whether the mother can move the child out of state, that...
Unless both parents are very involved, the Judge is probably going to order a Standard Possession Order at the most, allowing necessary time for...
The answer to this really depends on whether the mother got court orders giving custody to her parents, or whether that was an informal agreement....
Your attorney is probably legally correct, but if the insurance company will not release the funds, that is not much help to you. Since you have an...
In Texas, a common-law marriage requires three things to have occurred: 1) you agree to be married, 2) you hold yourselves out to the public as...
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