Dallas, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Personal Injury ... +2 more
Really, it depends on your ex. If they want to cooperate (and it sounds like they do), a venue change and custody modification could be relatively...
Unfortunately, the minimum the state allows is what the state will enforce. There's nothing you can do through the legal system to change her mind...
Huh. That's a curious hybrid visitation order. If it's been a year since the rendition of your divorce decree, you can petition for a...
If she's willing to give up her rights and both you and your husband are willing to adopt her child, a court will likely let you do this. However,...
It depends. There are a number of options a court (or the parties) can use to divide up the equity in the home. Sometimes courts reimburse the...
Judges in Dallas generally don't grant week-to-week visitation. They usually go for standard visitation, which your husband should already have....
Generally, a judge will order parties to release the other party's belongings. If you file for divorce and have a temporary orders hearing, you...
I agree with Attorney Moore. You're going to need an experienced family law attorney willing to do a lot of footwork. The sooner, the...
If your husband's avoided being served for two months, you may be eligible to have a rule 106 (substituted service) motion filed so you can do...
I agree with Ms. Brown. Spousal support is very unlikely in this situation. However, depending on the circumstances of your marriages, it may be...