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Given an unwanted pregnancy, is it an option for the father to voluntarily give up rights and responsibilities?
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Answered on June 19, 2015
Texas Family Code allows a parent to file to terminate that parent's own parental rights, and you can file to terminate his parental rights based...
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What rights does a father lose if he is currently on bond for child endangerment? Can I take away his rights?
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He potentially loses all parental rights. If your husband and you are contemplating adoption you should retain family law counsel who can forward...
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How does the State of Texas define a "School".
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If the issue is the alternate or expanded possession times, normally those apply to the regular school term and not a summer school program. If...
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Is this fraud?
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From a family law standpoint if your parents were divorced or separated and one parent had the legal right to "your services and earnings" what she...
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Can an atty drop my case because I haven't paid him in full for all work. Threatens to drop me & do nothing to help me.
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Answered on June 18, 2015
An attorney must file a motion for withdrawal of counsel, set a hearing with notice and have a judge grant the withdrawal. Otherwise the...
If I'm 17 and a half, graduated from high school, and in college, can I legally move out w/o emancipating since I'm in college?
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Answered on June 18, 2015
You are under legal authority of your parent or managing conservator until age 18. Work with your parent and or family counselor
Citation hold for pick up.
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The clerk's office has issued a citation for a party to be served, and an attorney, private process server or deputy sheriff or constable must pick...
If spouse does not sign the final decree from the judge, is the divorce not final?
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Answered on June 18, 2015
If your judge signed your decree, your divorce is final whether parties or counsel sign it. The Judge's signature is the only one which matters.
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My husband won't sign the waiver,
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Answered on June 18, 2015
Retain family law counsel and have him served with a divorce and a family violence protective order application. Go to Denton County DA office...
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Visitation expenses
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Answered on June 18, 2015
Is it a decree or order from Texas, Georgia, or another jurisdiction. You need family law counsel in that jurisdiction. If in Texas you must...
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