Dallas, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family
I'm confused - if taking care of 2 kids was too much for you, how could you handle 4? To speak with an attorney, search in the Dallas area here...
No, is not supposed to do things without proper notice. It is not clear that she did or did not give you proper notice. Regardless, a New Trial has...
I can't tell you very much with the info you have given me. For example, what are the liquid assets that exist? You won't find a pro bono...
No, you cannot violate a court order. You need to change the court order.
I agree with Terence. You don't have much time, so you need to act immediately. As a practical matter, many husbands have made this threat, but...
Maybe. I doubt it, but the Judge can put one in if they want to.
No. The Judge is going to look at your present situations and do what is in the best interests of your child. Get a good lawyer.
There is no question, but I am assuming that you are wondering if after the divorce you will be able to move to Tulsa with your kids. The answer...
You will have to file something in Florida, if that is possible. You can't get a restraining order in Texas under these facts. Block the #.
Your rights are laid out in your existing Court Order. Does it restrict her from moving? If not, you can file a Petition to Modify to try to stop...