Plano, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Plano, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +3 more
No. In Texas, you can't move out without your parent's permission until you turn 18. Please look at the blog post listed below for more...
It is not easy to take control of someone else's child under the U.S. Supreme Court's Troxel v. Granville decision and under the Texas Family Code....
I suggest reposting this question and tell AVVO you are in North Carolina, as the laws there may be different than the laws in Texas.
If your parents consent to your emancipation, then probably yes. If they do not, then probably no. Please see the blog posted linked at the bottom...
I find this hard to believe, but the link below is to the most popular blog post I ever made. I hope it helps you understand that, for the most...
The attorney for your son was probably an "ad litem" appointed by the court to represent your son's best interests. Whether he actually did...
You will contest it, if you don't agree and it will no longer be uncontested.
You need to write up your own decree that you believe is faithful to the binding agreement, send it to OC for their signature. If they won't sign...
Slim to none. Don't let him intimidate you. If you are providing a good, safe home for your child, the court will want to maintain that...
Yes. There is no such thing as "common law divorce"--you have to get a divorce just the same is if you have been formally married.
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