Child Support Order from Maryland less than a year ago Can it be modified? Moved to Texas

Hire an attorney to seek modification for you. The AG might undertake a Child Support Review Process (CSRP) for you--costs you nothing to ask....

Can't afford a lawyer for childsupport

Contact the Texas Attorney General's Child Support Division. https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/cs/parents/index.shtml

You raised a number of issues: 1. Contesting the reasonableness or necessity of medical expenses. Yes, you can contest them. If the matter goes...

How can I establish paternity when the father is in NYC? Does TX have jurisdiction over him? He was the reason we moved to TX.

I think that establishing long-arm jurisdiction over him in Texas could be tough. Take your case to the Texas AG and they will work with the IV-D...

Can a dismissal be filed for a motion to consolidate and motion for continuance?

IF consolidation is mandatory under section 155.201 of the Texas Family Code, then you have to let the cases become consolidated. In any event, if...

I'm settling a divorce with my wife. We are agreeing to 50/50 custody. Does this change the standard 20% rule for 1 child?

The Family Code says "no" except that this possession schedule could be factor in the judge considering below guideline support. As a practical...

Can I get custody of my 9 year old daughter if my ex wife married a sex offender?

Don't worry about the late notice issue. In fact, if you hire an attorney, which you should, disciplinary rule 4.04 limits how you can use this...

Can my current felony DWI indictment (3rd in Texas) effect my divorce? I haven't filed yet, but intend to do so ASAP.

If you have young children, yes, it can affect the final parenting plan. If you don't have children, then it probably won't affect your divorce,...

What else can I do?

I don't think you have standing to file a lawsuit. You should review sections 102.003 and 102.004 of the Texas Family Code with a local family law...

What happens at a 3 year child support review in court? Will I have to see verbally abusive ex? What if he refuses new amount?

The best course of action would be for you to hire an attorney to represent you. If you cannot afford one, then you'll have to do this...