Dallas, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Personal Injury ... +2 more
Since he's 14, his requests can be considered by a judge if you file a motion to confer. You're really going to want a lawyer to look at these...
As other attorneys said, that won't even cover the filing fee. Younger attorneys have been known to do divorces for cheap (filing fee + $500)...
I agree with Attorney Langford. If you just want a divorce, you need to have a citation issued and serve him with process, whether it's through a...
I agree with the other attorneys who answered this question. However, I want to expand on their answer a bit. The best interest of the child...
Attorney Langford has nailed it. Abandonment requires a lot more than a three day trip. If you bring a custody modification in front of a judge...
I agree with Attorney Langford. Even though you've got a final decree filed, it's not enforceable until the judge signs it. If you have some...
You need to set a hearing and have an order to appear in that motion. However, if you do that, you're going to have to have him served with it....
You actually can file a motion to confer with the child under Texas Family Code section 153.009. While a judge shall interview a child 12 or older,...
I agree with Attorney Foley. There's already a 60-day statutory delay before you can get divorced. If your spouse trying to get you to agree to...
I agree with Attorney Langford. If you have a court order, these orders generally have provisions about contact and sometimes order how the parents...