Dallas, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Personal Injury ... +2 more
I agree with Attorney Langford and want to expand on her answer a bit. If you're married, all of the items that you acquired during that marriage...
I agree with Attorney Langford. Ultimately, the divorce decree is what dictates what you have to do. If there's no geographic restriction or...
Until you've had a final prove-up for your divorce, you're technically still married. At this point in time, your divorce action has probably been...
I agree with Attorney Langford. Unlike most other assets acquired during marriage, that inheritance is yours. However, you need to document that...
I agree with Attorney Majeski but want to expand on his answer a bit. There has to be some form of identification of him as the father, whether it...
Texas doesn't have any concept of a legal separation. Unfortunately, you're going to have to file for divorce.
If he wants to get primary possession of his children, he's going to have to go through the courts. At this point in time (or even a month from...
Honestly, it depends on what your brother wants to do. If your brother wants to sign his rights over, it's a smart idea to still go through the...
Unfortunately, that order controls. Until that order is modified, you've got no recourse. Yuo need to file a petition to modify that order based on...
That lawyer's a little nuts. Every custody case is unique and turn on the circumstances surrounding each parent and what's best for the child. Just...