Dallas, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family
Yes, you can be subpoenaed and brought into their case. There is nothing you can really do about it if they are determined to bring you in.
It depends on the Court Order you are working under. He is not supposed to violate that Order, but unless you file Contempt charges in Family...
The best way to ensure their stability is for you to gain decision making authority for your kids. This would include the right to make educational...
Yes you could. Whether you will or not depends on a number of other things, including: 1. her side of the story; 2. any existing Orders; 3....
Possibly, but not solely because of her affair. That is not a good thing, but there are other factors to consider. She will have to split the...
You MAY (not guaranteed) be awarded up to 10 years of spousal maintenance. It could be shorter than that (or no time at all) for many reasons, and...
Your case is complex but here is where you stand: the prior state where you were divorced has Continuing Exclusive Jurisdiction over your children....
Dallas County does, regardless of where the child lives now or whether the divorce court in Tarrant County has a pleading regarding the child. You...
Searching on Avvo for lawyers in the DFW area is a good place to start. There really is not such a thing as a Father's Rights Attorney. You want to...
Either, and possibly both. You are dealing with the UCCJEA, which is very complex. I'm in the middle of a GA vs TX case right now, and my client...