I recommend you talk to a marriage counselor alone not with your spouse about your thoughts and wishes. If you want a divorce, all you have to do...

Should I file my father's original will and testament. Help

If that is his existing effective Will, yes, it should be filed. If you know that Will to have been revoked then talk to probate law counsel.

If she did not pick up at the designated time, technically she has given up her visitation. You should discern what is in your children's best...

Re: Standard Possession Order for parents who are located over 100 miles away in Texas.

You need to talk to your attorney or change your counsel. No one here knows what that lawyer knows about your case and can only serve as a poor...

How can I cancel the child support order I apply for?

You must show up if your child is on Medicaid. Yes, if you fail to show the State can take some action regarding Medicaid adverse to you. Your...

What can I do to get rites to see my kid now that the mother had me charged with child abandonment for going to get her at th.

You need to consult family law counsel in Smith County and file to modify any existing court orders. You may need to seek step-up orders that...

I am seeking a divorce uncontested no children no property, without his signature.

You cannot get a divorce "without having him involved in the divorce." Such a divorce would be fraudulent. You must file a petition and either...

When (child's age) does the father/parent get relieved from the 'child-custody' responsibility?

The legal answer is age 18. A real parent or father is never "relieved" of the parent's child. If you mean child support it lasts until the...

Help your brother get counsel to file a Termination suit for paternity fraud or mistaken paternity within one year of learning of fraud or mistaken...

Can and will the attorney general TX garnish a joint account for child support in arrears?

They can and will garnish any account in which Obligor has interest by name. If you have money in account, you file a motion to stay lien. ...