How can my current husband of almost 8 years adopt my daughter?

As one of the other lawyers said, first you must terminate the parental rights of the biological father. Consult with a local family law attorney...

Does child have to go with parent if doesn't want to?

This is a question that we run into quite often, but no child (or adult, for that matter) can just decide to disregard a court order. If this...

Who should I contact if my lawyer will not return my messages?

In situations like this, I always suggest that you set an appointment and meet face to face with your attorney. That usually allows both sides to...

I largely agree with the advice you've already been given. I would add that this is more of a matter of enforcement than termination in the courts...

Unsure of how the law works and what I can do about divorce when the kids want to live with the non custodial parent.

You need to gather up the orders from your divorce, especially any where you think your husband "signed away his parental rights" and take them to...

Howe does supervised visitation work with holidays verses standard visitation rights?

Sounds like you have a written order and an attorney who got them for you to help you answer your questions. Unless the Judge modifies the order,...

How can I get rid of squatters from living in my backyard? ...in the city limits.

If the police will not assist you, your civil remedy may be to file an eviction suit in the Justice of the Peace Court for your area. A quick...

My ex(former marine) used tricker to obtain the divorce. Is there any recourse?

It is possible that you have a remedy, but you need to take action quickly, as some remedies will be adversely affected by the passage of time. ...

Does a power of attorney continue after death in the event the last will and testament has not been completed and/or notarized

As you've already read from the earlier answers, your power of attorney dies with you and is of no further force or effect. It is in your best...

What are my legal rights as a renter in Texas?

You are, of course, entitled to a copy of your lease. Your lease will answer most, if not all, of the other questions that you have. It sounds as...