Question about modification of custody after 6 years - Texas
Unless you have a court order ordering you to mediation, you don't have to go to mediation unless you agree to it. Mediation is a very common...
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Unless you have a court order ordering you to mediation, you don't have to go to mediation unless you agree to it. Mediation is a very common...
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I hate to say it but that paper is what controls. Even if your son doesn't want to go, there's a judicial order in place saying he has to. If...
There are two ways to do this and I'd recommend one before the other. First way-- call the police. Tell them your mother has picked up the...
You've still got a bit left. 1) Have both parties sign it; 2) Have one party go in front of the judge to prove up (assure the judge all...
What you want is a motion to modify prior order and it'll be pretty dependent on whether you have the other parent's consent or not. If you can get...
Where does your son live?
It seems a little self-serving to be saying this but it's the truth: the best way you can help your son and your grandchildren is to help your son...
I agree with Mr. Moore-- the case is dismissed. However, you can refile. You're going to be out an additional filing fee and may have your final...
It depends if you have a geographic limitation in your custody orders. Some custody orders have a geographic limitation that says you can't move...
Your divorce decree is going to govern the distribution of assets and debts. What's your decree say?