Arlington, TX
Litigation Lawyer at Arlington, TX
Practice Areas: Litigation, Appeals, Family
For the most part Judges' "attitudes" toward pro se litigants is brought on by the pro se litigant's failure to be aware of or follow the rules of...
I don't know why you have been under temporary orders for so long. Do you not have an attorney? Set the case for trial. Judges hear motions. ...
Either the Attorney General, or a private attorney or you need to file a motion for Enforcement against him and ask that he be jailed.
I don't think a Court will terminate his parental rights because he says he wants to visit with child child without the other parent being there at...
Unless your decree requires it (which I have never heard of) you don't. If you communicate by email, check your email periodically to make sure...
The issue is whether the motion should be granted. We have no way of addressing the chance of a motion we can see being granted, based upon your...
You should have sent it via certified mail. So you know whether it was delivered to him or not. Co-parent. If he has already made plans for this...
Hire an attorney. File a motion to modify the current order. If you want one of your family members to supervise--take them to the hearing so the...
If your ex violated the temporary orders in a big way you need to be having this conversation with your attorney. We don't know you, what the...
Go meet with an attorney in person. Note, statutes of imitations and procedural deadlines for filing appeals are not at all the same thing.
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