Can my ex-husband force her to go back home and can he have me arrested for letting her live with me?

Once your daughter is 18 she can live where ever she wants. The Court has no jurisdiction over her at that time. She can check herself out of...

A Texas Standard Possession Order goes into effect when a child turns three (3). Unless your order says something else then the child will go at...

My grandchildren's mom moved across state lines, in violation of a court order. She didn't tell my son. What will happen now?

Whenever a person violates a family court order it is not a police matter and the court is not going to do anything on their own. Your son would...

You will not find it because it does not exist. There is NO provision in the Texas Family Code for child access on a parent's birthday

How do final custody orders stand if both parties involved did not sign them?

The only signature that counts on any court order is the Judge's signature. So if it is signed by a Judge it is a valid court order.

I want to have a written agreement with my daughters father about everything, how should I start?

A notarized document setting out a custody agreement is a worthless piece of paper. It is not binding. It is not enforceable. You cannot get main...

I need a habeus corpus at low cost or free filed for our son.

I would contact, Innocence Project of Texas 1511 Texas Avenue Lubbock, Texas 79401 806-744-6525 www.ipoftexas.org

Can I obtain custody of a child that is not blood related to me??

You will have the right to file for custody when the child has lived with you for six (6) months. That is when you have STANDING (the right to sue...

Can a judge sign to have a restraining order on modifications of custody orders without evidence presented?

It is a common practice to request a temporary restraining order when filing a motion to modify an existing court order. The temporary restraining...

If I conceived in Colorado, but moved to Texas at 6 months pregnant, where will the custody case reside?

Jurisdiction of your custody case will be in Texas because your child has lived here more than six (6) months (Home State Rule). Where the child...