Will i need to go to court to have geographic order lifted or does it lift automatically?
Read the decree. Unless it describes the situation then you'll need to get the decree changed. Depending on the language in the decree he will...
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Read the decree. Unless it describes the situation then you'll need to get the decree changed. Depending on the language in the decree he will...
Might be time to hire an attorney to tackle this by publication.
I would advise against that route. Instead, look up the bar association and find the fee dispute committee.
Part of the picture to understand is that jurisdiction for a child is only established after 6 months of residence to prevent this exact type of...
On these exact facts I don't think so. At least if this is all in Texas. Might be time to talk to an attorney to look at the big picture.
At 18 you are an adult and you can move at your will. Your friend, the budding lawyer, is probably confusing the Texas compulsory education laws....
Here's a great website that will help you see how the process works: http://www.texastenant.org/
If the situation has reached a point where the other party is not honest about the welfare of your child then perhaps it is time for you to take...
Of course you can move. Just not with the child.
Best to contact them directly and ask: http://www.tdi.texas.gov/general/contactus.html