Is there any way to away rights from my daughter's father?

Unless he's willing to sign his rights over to your husband voluntarily, it's going to be hard to terminate his rights. The Texas Family Code lays...

If a women is in a abuse shelter do they always grant them a protective order

Not all the time. It really depends on the circumstance, if they were abused, and the extent to which they were abused.

If a parent who lost custody of 4 children to CPS four years ago becomes pregnant again can they keep the new child?

If CPS involuntarily terminated her rights for abuse or neglect, CPS is at the very least going to investigate this new child. If she's definitely...

If we have been seperated for 10 months but are now filing the papers, is there still a 61 day cool off period?

Unfortunately, no. Texas has no concept of a legal separation. The cooling-off period starts once the papers are filed and absent circumstances...

Is child support established during final divorce hearing?

It depends whether the divorce includes a SAPCR in the interest of your child. If it's just a straight divorce between you and your husband, no. If...

Can you legally sell a house that you released in a divorce?

I agre with Attorney Marquardt. Your divorce decree is what governs this case and who has possession/ownership of this house. Normally, it lays out...

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Can an NCP Modify a custody order without completing steps laid out in the original order?

Attorney Langford has nailed it. It's really, really tough to convince a judge that modifying the agreement is in the child's best interest if she...

Can a spouse ask for spousal support after being divorced for 6 or more years?

I agree with Attorney Brochstein. The time for support is long past. Support and maintenance are meant to help a spouse get on their feet after a...

What is the Age limit for Motion to Confer with Child?

Unlikely. Motions to confer shall be granted when the child is 12 under Texas Family Code 153.009. Younger than that is at the court's discretion...

Why do I have a court date?

Call the Court and find out what the suit is. It's likely to get a support and visitation order established.