Yes, you can. We would need to find out if he agrees he is the children’s biological father first. Then we can proceed.

It depends upon whether you have an underlying order. If there is an order in existence, you can ask the court to modify it if there is not a court...

It is going to be a close question in my legal opinion. Your way outside the statutes to be able to easily modify or correct a decree. Would need...

No, because they have no lien. And the judgment is not in your name. I probably need more facts but this is what immediately came to mind.

First and foremost, be sure to hire a Denton attorney. I love this county, but they certainly do things differently there and you need somebody...

I hate it when out of state lawyers answer Texas questions because they’re not licensed and are only guessing is what our laws are. If you would...

Yes. In fact, you probably should because she has 20 days to answer from the date you serve her. Also, this is the busiest month and family law.

If you are in California, it would not be practical for you to administer the estate. You can ask the court to appoint a receiver and that would...

We need to petition the court for a modification of your prior order and specifically ask for international travel provisions. We can also ask that...

Ordinarily, I would insist on seeing the whole order before giving you a legal opinion. But, if it really does say what you think it says, I don’t...