Denton, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Denton, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +4 more
Without reviewing your decree, I couldn't tell you what you can or can't do regarding moving the residence of the child. Normally, if a decree...
Generally, only the parents would have the legal duty to pay support. Further, Courts usually don't force non-parents to continue as conservators...
Texas law is that the Court is supposed to make an equitable division of the property. This very often means something other than 50/50. ...
The Texas Family Code provides that, in parentage (paternity) actions, on the request of a party, if good cause is shown, the child's name can be...
I'm not sure I understand your question or, if the property was awarded to you in the decree, why your ex thinks they can evict you. However, I do...
You will need to file a Petition for Termination. Terminations and adoptions are fairly complex matters, often requiring other steps (ad litems,...
I would agree with the previous answer. This is a complex issue and a consult with a good family lawyer in your area would be wise.
I agree with the other attorney. You need to talk with a divorce lawyer in Collin County (if that's the county the case is filed) right away. You...
If this is a Texas matter, a petition to terminate needs to be filed in the Court of continuing jurisdiction or, if none, a district court in the...
A petition to terminate needs to be filed and you would execute an affidavit voluntarily terminating your parental rights. There are a number of...