Yes, as a U.S. citizen, you can petition for your mother even if she entered the U.S. illegally, but it’s more complex. File I-130: You can...

It really depends on the wording of your order as to what triggers emancipation. In my years of practicing, a child obtaining their license does...

Short answer is yes. However once you file, temporary orders will then be put in place which will determine how things are to be handled while the...

You need to contact an attorney and find out the process to register the foreign order for it to have any affect in Texas.

You will likely need a family law attorney and will have to show: “agreed to be married”; and “after the agreement they lived together in this...

You can send a letter to USCIS for the I-130 to be withdrawn. This can be done before you receive notice of an interview.

His rights under the order does not transfer to his mother. Take a certified copy of the order to your children's school and make it very clear...

This is not something an attorney can answer for you. You would have to weigh the risk vs. benefit. Seek the advice of counsel.

File a Motion to Modify the current order. I would also contact the OAG and see if they can at least stop payment to mom of the child support.

I agree with the previous attorneys.