Dallas, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Personal Injury ... +2 more
Sounds like your divorce just became contested. If you're certain he's not going to agree to an order, you're going to have to go through the whole...
Generally, at 12, parents can file a motion for a judge to confer with their child(ren). This lets a judge (or court services) talk with the...
Your children do have the right to decide who they want to live with in a divorce. However, they already live with you. The other spouse does have...
Unfortunately, child support and visitation are supposed to exist independently of each other. You're supposed to pay child support, she's supposed...
Nope. Don't put your name on the mortgage absent a community property agreement. That's her separate property. In a divorce, if your name were on...
CPS can take your children when they feel it's necessary to remove them for abuse or neglect. If they have a court order, they'll let you know...
Attorney Moore is correct. A judge will not approve a notarized piece of paper-- she won't even acknowledge it without a formal filing and a formal...
I agree with Attorney Moore. There's a complex jurisdictional issue at work here between Oklahoma and Texas. Under child custody guidelines enacted...
An affidavit's really only useful when there's no way you could testify or where testimony is very inconvenient for you. Since you can testify,...
Without seeing your decree, it's impossible to tell you why the judge denied it. However, your child could be the reason why the judge denied the...