You have to follow the Court ordered visitation. If you do not believe that the visitation is in the children's best interests--you need to file a...

How can my child's family keep her away from me after her mother passed away? does the father have rights to his child

It sounds like you need an attorney. Try Legal Aid of North Texas for pro bono representation, or Dallas Legal Ministries (L.A.W,) for sliding fee...

Fault allegation ,domestic violent involve cps?

Not sure what you are asking. If you have a criminal and/or CPS case you need a lawyer or two. If you are indigent, you can ask the Judges that...

What if the dad talks to the child but hasnt seen the child for 8 years because they live in another state and the mother refus?

Not sure what you are asking. The father can obtain and enforce his visitation with his child through the courts.

Is it legal for me to take my son to visit my family in another county?

If there are no court orders about the child, both parents have an equal right to possession of the child. But you may have a problem taking the...

Can he kick someone out that same day?

If she will not leave voluntarily, he will need to evict her through the Justice of the Peace Court.

What if I move to a different state?

Moving an asset to another state does not change it from community to separate property. If that were not the law, divorcing parties would just...

Can I move out with out my parents consent to be in my own I’m only 17?

Not usually unless you are emancipated in accordance with Texas Family Code Chapter 31. I believe you must be self supporting.

If a 15 year old dates an 18 year old and the age difference is 3 years and 3 months is it legal?

I believe that is very dangerous for the 18 year old. If their is sexual contact it will be statutory rape by my understanding.

Would it be possible to get visitations modified if I believe my sons dad is putting our son in danger by drinking and driving?

Yes it would be possible. You would likely need to file a Petition to Modify your current order. You may ask the Court to order him not to drink...