Houston, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation
Best to talk to an attorney. You do have options. Many times when parties attempt to work out a POA agreement it causes unforeseen problems.
Yes- that is a possible outcome. Very likely to be a condition of the temporary orders. You need an attorney.
There is no law. You are on your own after 18/ high school. (Unless the court previously ordered extended support - rare)
What is your legal question? What outcome/ change do you want? Do you want to raise the children yourself?
With five years of potential surprises to come you should consult in person with a Family law attorney. You need help from someone who does this on...
Best thing is for you to discuss your situation with an attorney in person to discuss your exact set of facts.
Yes. Start looking for a tax attorney. Use the Find a Lawyer feature on AVVO.
Your presentation of the facts makes it seem unlikely. But yes- it is possible. Consult with an attorney.
With qualifications, yes. Better idea is to get some private counseling with an attorney to discuss your exact set of facts before you make a...
No. There is no 'out'. You need permission. (And, just in case you are thinking about it, pregnancy won't get you around the rules.)
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