How to gain custody back of my son?

Your options depend on whether it has been more or less than thirty days from the date that the Judge signed the final order. Go meet with a...

Can my husband ask for divorce if we have been married for 4 months?

Yes either of your can file for divorce at anytime just because you no longer want to be married.

Can I get legal aide if husband has been cheating and abusive

Legal Aid has financial criteria. Reach out to them and see if you qualify and whether they can help. If your husband has money, the Court can...

After filing original petition for divorce (uncontested) in Texas, what is the time limit to file the final decree of divorce?

Hire an attorney and get her personally served. Each Court is different but the Court will eventually dismiss your case for want or prosecution.

If a father signs a notarized custody agreement can he later take it to court and have it disregarded?

Yes that agreement is not going to be worth very much in court. The court will determine at the time that a suit is filed what custody is in the...

What to expect from the courts from a petition filed six months ago but not served?

If they can't personally serve you they will typically file a motion for substituted service or for service by publication. If the court grants the...

NCP asked me a question I feel could be considered using child as a bribe to get what NCP wants?

That statement does not appear illegal to me. If you voluntarily give him extra time with this child then it makes sense that he would have no...

I suggest you have a conversation with the mother about the circumstances with the roommates and the degree of privacy that your daughter has when...

I'm div the child currently living with him no longer wants to reside at his house because of drug use

Hire an attorney. File a Petition to Modify custody. Request a Temporary Orders hearing and request a Judicial Interview of the child with the...

Can I move with my son when the other parent is not actively involved in my son's life?

No you cannot just violate a court order without risk of jail. If the circumstances have materially and substantially changed since entry of the...