Sons mother wants to move out of state. What can I do? Don't want to be away from child. Help?

Even with a geographic restriction in place, you still need to consult with an attorney. If the child's mother still intends to move even with the...

The most important factor here is the relationship your son has with his father (your ex). Although staying current on child support and...

Can I get a lawyer to represent me for a reasonable price?

You can search for attorneys in your area on this site. I would call and ask if the attorney takes payment plans. If they don't they might know...

Is it important that I file first. if he file first the reason he gives may not be adultery. would that be a problem.

As the previous attorney stated, your rights will not be affected if you do not file first. But with children involved it is very important that...

What can I do to prove to the courts that he has been absent and doesn't have my child's best interest at heart.

More information is needed to properly answer your question. If the child's father and you were married and then divorced, the divorce decree...

What legal rights does a stepparent have to fill out med. info. for a first time visit to dr. appt. with biological parent there

If the biological parent is present and the the step-parent is simply filling out an information form there is really nothing to prevent them from...

I'm afraid that he's doing it to another kid this year I have all the documents for proof

It is difficult to respond to your issue because there is not really a question being asked. Based on what little information I have, I would...

International Child Abduction

If the child is a U.S. citizen, I would also contact the American Consulate in Kenya. I have contacted the consulates in other non-Hague...

What happens after filing for divorce?

As stated previously, your husband must be served or sign the waiver. The Montgomery County Law Library offers free services to Pro Se litigants...

Family issue

I just wanted to point out that there is no legal separation in Texas. However, for your own safety you may want to move out at least temporarily...