Houston, TX
Family Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation ... +2 more
Sounds like you need to take it to judge if you do not agree with your attorney and the trustee.
Best not to spend at all before you file. Going to get you in trouble.
See a bankruptcy attorney if they have a judgment, if not, look at the date of the last transaction on the account, if it has been more than 4...
You should either call your attorney and bring up your concerns or fire this attorney and hire another.
You come out of the gate swinging. When the bell rings you jump and start the fight. File for divorce and ask for temporary orders, pay the jury...
File a suit affecting the parent child relationship, pay the jury fee, set for temporary orders, send discovery in the petition. This will not...
File a new case, ask for custody, pay the jury fee, send discovery. This will open all the doors to get his some visitation.
Every 3 years you can get a modification, in that three years, it is somewhat hard to get a modification.
Sounds as if you were married and then separated. If you separate and do not bring a divorce in the first two years, it it presumed no marriage...
Sounds like a modification and a request for custody. Best to hit her hard with discovery in the petition. This is a tool lawyer use to fact find...