Does the father have right to claim one of two kids on taxes if he only has them 4 days a month?

My assumption is that your question relates to Exemptions for Children of Divorced Parents. The dependency exemption usually will go to the parent...

My wifes divorced parents abandon their children with us.

First, you need to consult with a Texas Family Law Attorney. I have a question, how friendly are mom and dad to this situation? Section 34 of the...

How to do divorce myself?

I always advise clients to seek counsel. You can always google Uncontested Texas Divorce Forms and you will find numerous kits that include...

Tememory legal custody. How to revoke it ?

Are you referring to temporary custody or a temporary guardianship? Generally, a temporary guardianship may not remain in effect for more than...

MY HUSBAND SERVED ME WTH DIVORCE AND I RESPONDED, NOW HE HAS A LAWYER WHO DO I RESPOND TO LAWYER OR COURT? I DONT HAVE A LAWYER

You need to retain counsel. I understand that you hoped to reconcile, but most times if the divorce is filed the decree gets entered one way or...

My Ex wife took half of the tax refund re-filed for 2008-9 for my child outside of the marriage after our Divorce in 2011.

I would first review your decree. As I am also certain the decree is silent on this point, the decree may have a provision regarding refunds...

IRS Late filing Penalty

I agree with the prior post. Short answers, Yes and Yes. If you don't have a negative filing history with the IRS, sometimes the first time...

I generally agree with the answers provided already. Adding, that you need to get an experienced probate attorney because generally you can not...

How do my sisters and I get a report of what, if anything, our brother has done on my mom and dad's estate?

First, sorry to hear about your parents. It sounds like they had wills. Has your brother qualified as executor? If he has not qualified then he...

Not filing for the probate of a will and not acting appropriately as an executor

The ability to remove an executor really depends on what state the probate is located in. In Texas for instance you have four years to probate a...