To adopt a child that was left with me

You should contact a local family law attorney who handles adoptions. Set up a meeting and provide the attorney with all of the facts; be sure to...

Is it abandonment if I go to AZ for 6mthsby myself to establish residency, get a job, file for divorce there instead of Austin?

You will need to contact a local attorney who is experienced in family law to review the entire situation and let you know what your options are. ...

Is there a way to file a divorce without her due to her hiding and her using my boyfriend's baby as a tool?

Your boyfriend can ask his attorney exactly how to proceed. There are ways to achieve proper service on a party who is avoiding service; it is...

Possible to get transaction history from closed accounts? My spouse took all money and close the accounts before filing divorce.

First, I am sorry you are facing this difficult situation. Your first step is to contact a local family law attorney to help you through the...

How do I get temporary custody of nephew so I can get in school both parents are in agreement to this just want to what do?

You should contact a local family law attorney to discuss your options. If his parents are in agreement and willing to work with you, that will...

Can he dispute his ex's child support order if he lives out of state?

Your fiance should contact a local family law attorney to schedule a consultation. He should take any court paperwork and any evidence he has of...

You should make an appointment to talk to a local family law attorney. Take a copy of the child support order with you. The attorney can review...

You should consider contacting a local family law attorney to discuss all of the details of your unique situation. The attorney will be able to...

How would I get a lawyer for getting child custody?

Your first step would be to contact a local family law attorney for a consultation. The attorney can review the final decree and any subsequent...

What are the rules to file for divorce if I move from NC to TX?

You can file for divorce in Texas if either the petitioner or the respondent has been: (1) a domiciliary of this state for the preceding six-month...