Dallas, TX
Family Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Family, Criminal Defense ... +2 more
Court appointed attorney for indigency purposes are free for the client. Sometimes attorney ad litem or an amicus attorney the parties need to pay.
The first thing you need to know is that the process of filing for a Motion for Enforcement can be difficult because there is a very specific way...
If you are receiving any government benefits (Medicaid, Chips, TANF, etc) chances are the Attorney General will not agree to close out your child...
If you have a prior order establishing child support, either you or the child's father can file a Motion to Modify and ask that the court stop the...
Contact the Attorney General and provide your new employer information so they can update your wage withholding.
I also agree with Mr. Baker. I would suggest making a list of what you are wanting and making a list of the minimum that you would be willing to...
No. Children can not decide. If you allow that decision, you are responsible for violating the court's order.
I agree. For the visitation aspect, there is the Motion for Enforcement. For the modification aspect, the Motion to Modify.
If the contempt is running concurrently, then he is maxed out at 180 days unless there is coercive contempt as well.
It depends on where you are in the CPS process. CPS returns are dependent on a number of factors. You need to consult an attorney to discuss your...
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