How hard is it to modify an existing child custody order? (father) My 7 year old has about had it with the week to week schedule

Like any lawsuit, it depends on how much fight the other side wants to put up. Meet with an attorney in person and discuss the facts of your case....

In Harris County TX, how do the courts view second hand cigarette smoke in child custody cases?

I have seen courts order that there be no smoking in a house or car where the child will be in Denton and Dallas counties. Get an attorney who...

The divorce has been filed, not finalized yet, and I would like to buy a home. Is it considered community property?

You wages during the marriage are community property. Anything purchased with those wages is community property. Meet with an attorney and review...

Does POA override Attorney General Papers

It depends what the attorney general papers are. Are you talking about a court order? Show your papers to an attorney and get advised about your...

Military filed for divorce in TX, Lives in NJ

You need to meet with an attorney. He may be required to pay for some of your attorney's fees. There is not that much strategy involved. If...

You need to meet in person with an attorney. You are confused about your options. You cannot get legal custody without going through the court. ...

How can I keep sol custody of my kids??

Go to the law library in the Courthouse where your case is and get an answer form. You do need to consult with an attorney.

If I went to mediation today and I had a court date on the 16th in about a week and a half

It depends. Read what the mediated settlement agreement says. If it says it is irrevocable--it is. Talk to your attorney.

Custody?

Hire an attorney and file for custody right away. Your case gets weaker the longer you wait.

What is the typical experience in Harris County, TX to draft legal documents in a divorce with a mediation contract already?

What you are describing sounds very strange. You woulld not pay a mediator to prepare a Decree. Hire an attorney to prepare your Decree and...