Are court orders in effect? Take them to counsel to read and follow them. If there are no court orders, do not send your children without court...

How can I get child support enforced from non-custodial parent in Texas without me having to pay for a lawyer?

You can apply for OAG services at child support unit that serves Guadalupe County. Their office does not represent you and takes more time to...

My father is probably inadmissible under 212 (a) 6 c i, what does he needs to apply for B1/B2 visa?

This is immigration, not family law. Please consult immigration law counsel in Houston area.

Will you show me what it states about TX law code and the non-custodial parent denying kids the access to a phone to call home?

The law is in what your court orders say. If he is violating court orders, you would file to enforce those orders. If the chldren's rights to...

Temporarily leaving the country/ child custody

You might want to retain family law counsel before you go on your trip just in case. You might want to put down your agreement or understanding...

No, it is not true unless you find a family law attorney to do it for $1. You can go to Legal Aid in McLennan County area which might help...

Can I have Oral Sex with my girlfriend in Texas, we are both 15, have disscussed it and want to move forward in our relasionship

You both should be talking to your respective parents, not to attorneys. You are both too young for sexual relationship, I believe. Your focus...

How long will it take to get custody of my child and my lawyer filed the papers to do So ?

You have an attorney, and you need to ask him or her. After a petition is filed and served with notice of hearing for temporary orders, a hearing...

From Texas Fam. Code 2.009 the following is quoted: "(d) The county clerk may not refuse to issue a license to an applicant on the ground that...

Do I have to give my nephew back if it's been three years since he seen his mom on a temporary custody order

You need to file a pleading to get custody of your nephew under Texas Fam. Code Sec. 102.004, pleading and proving standing, but your having had...