What will happen if I don't show up to court for child support ? Since I want to drop my case ? What will happen to my husband ?

I agree with Tom. A default could be ordered. Its best to prepare a non-suit without prejudice. I offer free consultations and am quite...

I don't plan to go to court for my child support.

Non-suit is a very good option. If you are in Title IV-D court in Harris County, the court may DWOP the case if both parties do not show up. I...

Sounds like domestic violence is at issue. You may want to consider a protective order. Note that when an protective order is requested, Harris...

Subpoena to testify against a person.

They can issue a bench warrant. Done this in a trial before. I offer free consultations and am quite familiar with family judges in Harris...

Schizophrenic being violent to his grandmother

Yes, even without a warrant if he is dangerous to himself or others. This stuff gets rather confusing. The hearings are held in probate court. ...

Permanent restriction on a father for child access and possession

Depends on the judge. Visitation can be restricted from family violence, drug use, alcohol use, etc. Note that orders can always be modified but...

I am on food stamps in Waller County. I now have a signed independent contractor gig which will more than likely just put me

I actually worked in the welfare fraud division. The best thing is to be completely transparent. Document everything is good advice. Harris...

Motion for enforcement. Seek attorney fees and more visitation. Also, it will depend on the judge. There are actually only two new judges on...

What is the difference between child support and alimony? In texas, are you able to get both.

Typically you can't get alimony - but it does depend on the circumstances. Temporary support is more common. Tax differences - Alimony is tax...

Can I remove the vehicle from my exwifes possesion if she has not been paying the notes and affecting my credit ?

Depending on when the divorce was finalized, you can file a motion to modify the judgment. You have 30 days to file the judge signed the order. ...