I am 17yrs old and graduated from high school am I legally allowed to move out without my parents permission?

You are stuck with the custody in the court's order until you are 18. If you move with your father with out your mom's permission he may be found...

Denying a grandparent visitation of grandchildren in Texas?

You can file a motion to modify your current custody orders. But unless you have a counselor saying that it is in the best interest of the...

We've only been married 2 months. I found out he's been cheating the past 2 years. Do I quality for an annulment

No annulment on those facts. But you qualify for divorce.

Is the phrase "equal access" equivalent to "50/50" in the context of a custody discussion?

Equal access is not a legal term that is usually used in custody cases. He should have described the possession schedule he envisioned. That may...

He has paid them ahead of what he was ordered to pay. That doesn't mean they sent it to you yet. If you don't trust their math get a child...

If father earns $8 40 hrs/weekly before tax can Judge order $250 child support for 1 child and another $225 for his insurance?

Child support for one child is 20% of your after tax income plus the cost of health insurance. The nonpossessory parent is not entitled to a tax...

My babies mother is not following the court order. Part 2

Fire your lawyer if he advised you not to show up any more. Hire a Family Law attorney to file a motion for enforcement (contempt).

How do I file a settlement agreement?

Sounds like you got screwed. I don't understand how you had legal fees and yet your attorney didn't handle this. If more than 30 days have passed...

Correction to a Divorce Decree

You can't fix it without going back to court. You name is what the decree says it is. Act before the decree is 30 days old to file a motion for...

What can i do if my child is being abuse by his father and his father step mom?

Call CPS and make a report. Get the kids into see a play therapist so you can figure out what is going on. Hire an attorney. File an emergency...