What does my husband need to do to adopt my daughter?

Hire an attorney to terminate the biological father's parental rights and a petition for adoption.

I am filing a Motion to Mediation with Collin County 417th District court and I wanted to know on what grounds can I ask for the

I don't know that you can. There is a form order for mediation with SMU Conflict Resolution on the Collin County Court website. You can copy it. ...

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The ex-husband cannot garnish your wages for her child support. So it is between the two of them. But if she owes back support and the two of you...

Does the father of my son who is out of the country have any rights over my child or visiting rights ?

Parents have the same rights to their children unless there is a Court order awarding them specific rights. Children deserve to have two parents...

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Custody

Custody cases are decided based on the facts, not just one fact in isolation. That said, the longer you have been the primary care provider the...

How do I get my sons mother to follow our agreement that is only signed by the general attorney

Take your agreement to an attorney to review. I guess you mean that both you and your son's mother signed the agreement? You need to know whether...

I pay child support on my son and I want to sign over rights. Can I do that and just pay my back child support?

Probably not unless your ex has a husband who wants to adopt. Visitation is not up to the children. It is up to the parents to be parents and...

Not. The AG is now a party to the suit and has to sign off on any order/decree. The AG does not represent either of you. They represent the...

My parents are divorced and I'm 17 . My mom has full custody but I want to live with my dad. Do I have the right to choose?

No you don't have the right to choose. If you Dad sued for custody of you, you could state your preference of where you want to live in a judicial...

What legal action can I take now?

If NJ is only exercising emergency jurisdiction and Texas is the State with continuing exclusive jurisdiction over the child, it sounds like you...