Motion to dismiss

No. If your ex has made the allegations required by the Texas Family Code, then your ex has offered the court a genuine issue of fact that must be...

Alienation

Proving parental alienation requires a good family law attorney, an expert witness, and the right set of facts. Alienation is not an act, it is a...

I have soul/joint custody of my son, i have not alowd his biological mother to see him in a year do to her drug habit

Full custody is not a term defined by the Texas Family Code and it means different things to different people. There are three things you might...

I went threw a divorcealmost two years ago,and the judge in districtcourt 317th my ex-husband had the safe with all my jewelrys

If you have already reported this to the police, the police will decide whether to send it to the DA for prosecution. If the DA decides to...

El Paso Texas, Pro Bono association number? Or pro bono help for custody mod?

As the other attorney mentioned, Legal Aid is a great resource if you meet their eligibility requirements and they have attorneys available. If...

Is there a lawyer on here in the Beaumont Tx area that practices in Family Law and Civil Rights that will take payments.

Please contact the Texas Legal Services Center (www.tlsc.org). Good luck!!

Would a marriage be legally recognized in US

If you can get a license in TX, your marriage will be recognized in all 50 states.

Seeking free consultation. El Paso, Family Law, experience with Military families a huge plus.

I would urge you to hire a full representation attorney. Modifying orders can be very difficult, even on a temporary basis, when there is a...

In the state of Texas, can a father obtain primary custody of his kids if the kids want to come and live with him?

You have a chance, under the facts you've given. Here's the process. You have to file a petition to modify the parent-child relationship. To...

In state of Georgia, do I need to file petition when child is 18 & graduates highschool to stop child support before stop paying

If the order was enforceable in Texas, the answer would be that you would stop paying support the month after the child graduates from HS or turns...

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