Can the father be enforced to have visitation with his child?
No, a parent can not be forced to visit his child, but it is in the child's best interest to have two parent involved in their life. Your husband...
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No, a parent can not be forced to visit his child, but it is in the child's best interest to have two parent involved in their life. Your husband...
They are no longer minors, so you will have to evict them. If they become physically abuse you should contact the police.
If the sex was consensual between two minors that is not statutory rape. This is nothing to do until the child is born. At that time a paternity...
If she is violating the terms of the order, then it is your choice to file a Motion for Enforcement/Contempt against her. You have to be sure that...
Just a the previous attorney stated, if the Judge ordered something then you would have received an order.
A modification will have to be filed to change the terms of the current order.
You need to appear in court on the date set. If there is state money owed because the children received benefits, it will have to be repaid. If...
Termination of parental rights is a complicated matter and it would be in your best interest to seek the assistance of an attorney.
You would have to file a request to have the order modified. You will still have to reimburse the state the cost of Medicaid.
If you have lived in Texas for the past 6 months and in your current county the last 90 days then you can file in Texas.