Houston, TX
Litigation Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Litigation, Family, Probate
The answer to your question depends on the language of the temporary orders, but as a general rule, neither spouse is allowed to make nonessential...
In general terms, if your father did not leave a win then his estate passes under the rules of intestacy. That would mean that his wife and any...
The short answer is "yes." The fact that he was under a protective order did not relieve him of the duty to pay child support.
You should file in Texas as you and the child have established residence and jurisdiction here. Is there a current judgment for support you are...
I would also be a good idea to consult with a California attorney because California most likely retains jurisdiction. That is, you should be able...
You have the same rights as any parent, but to enforce them you will need to file a Suite Affecting the Parent Children Relationship. Otherwise,...
Were your mother's parental rights terminated by court order? If not, then you can live with her. If they were terminated, then your father has...
Texas law has no provision for a legal separation or a separation agreement. Therefore, you have no duty to pay her support. Note, however,...
No. Once you turn 18, you can make your own decision regarding where to live and with whom.
There are really too few facts and too many variables to answer your question. If you sue for paternity, you will almost certainly get some...
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