Can I use this against him at court?
An attorney could use this for certain purposes. The court is not there to simply punish the other side for every offhanded remark made.
Houston, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation
An attorney could use this for certain purposes. The court is not there to simply punish the other side for every offhanded remark made.
There's a few issues here a) passport b) carrier requirements c) other parent's attempt to add restrictions to the court order. You likely...
17 is the age of consent. But your parents still control where you go and who you are with until you are 18. Also, no one under 18 can consent to...
In addition to Mr. Russell's good advice I'll add that you need to be prepared for lawsuits from clients who came to you and did not get their money.
On these facts this is your biological daughter but is no longer of any legal relation to you. When the child turns 18 she can go live wherever she...
This has to go through the court. The court will likely assign an attorney to try to find the father and resolve that issue.
Evictions, by statute, must go through the local JP Court. Don't miss your court date and bring your evidence.
Why won't your lawyer sit down face to face with you and explain everything?
Has to go through the court. The court will want to know who and where the father is. The birth certificate does not resolve the legal issues as to...
It sounds like there are no temp orders and that only the standing orders of the court are in effect.