Do I qualify for alimony? And can I file for child support without filing for divorce right now?

With a few exceptions that don't appear to apply based on the facts that you've provided, you will not qualify for spousal support (which is what...

Can I perform, or be married in a wedding ceremony without a marriage license if said marriage is not seeking legal recognition?

This is more of a criminal law question than a family question, but consider this: Under Texas law, marriage is a status. In Texas, every person...

There is no "bedroom" requirement in Texas. If your divorce is already done, under the terms you outlined above, then I guess there is nothing...

I LIVE IN TEXAS, I’M ON SSI AND HAVE BEEN SINCE 2006 AND ORDERED TO PAY CHILD SUPPORT. CANNOT SUPPORT SELF!

You need to take all your paperwork or at least your case # to a good familiy law attorney in your area and get a consultation. There is some...

Terminate parent rights

In Dallas County, some of the judges may be hesitant to terminate his rights unless there is a step-parent willing to adopt the child. This is NOT...

I divorced my ex wife in Texas my son have been staying with his mother in Sacramento CA should i hire attorney in Texas or CA.

This case will be goverened by what we call the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act (UCCJEA). Under UCCJEA, once a court enters an...

Morality clause

You should not violate a court order. Therefore, you should not withhold visitation UNLESS a court order specifically authorizes you to do...

How should my family go about with my grandfathers property?

No. The state does not get anything. You can get the vehicles and the mobile retitled into your mother's name, if her name is not already on...

How can I put my children and other siblings in contact with their sister?

If your husband actually relinquished his parental rights, there is nothing you can do to restore them. If that is really what happened, then from...

Can I use an FRCP Rule 60 motion to get a family court enforcement order vacated?

No. Even if Federal rules applied, FRCP 60 is the wrong rule, based on your question. FRCP 60 is to correct a clerical mistake. For example,...