You have the right to get your son since there are no orders in place - for now. But your mother will almost certainly file for custody when you go...

Yes, the Judge can do so. And in fact, if the child(ren) are using any state-funded or federally-funded programs, including for health insurance,...

Anytime the attorney doesn't have a firm email address and claims to be a big firm, you should be suspicious.

Of course you can file your enforcement for visitation, and Mom will likely file a counter-enforcement for unpaid child support. You would want to...

You can seek protection through the divorce process, of course, but you need to talk to an attorney to see what options you have for that...

Annulments in Texas are very hard to get. There are limited legal reasons a court can grant an annulment, but you may qualify for "fraud." You need...

Yes, you can, but it seems to be opening a can of worms. CPS will need to be aware of this person, typically do a background check, perhaps even...

She apparently filed a response with an email included. That means you can serve any notice through the efiling management system in place...

Probably not. The proper motion to move a temporary orders hearing is a motion to reset or for continuance, but based on a reason that you cannot...

Consult with an attorney for a complex situation like this. There are alternative possession schedules out there for shift workers and others with...