Is it in any way legal for a 17 year old to move from Oklahoma to Texas without guardian permission?

When the child turns 18 in a month the child is then an adult under Texas law and can move out. Getting CPS involved will involve a 12-18 mos...

Can I get emancipated from my parents at 16? Would I be able to move in with a friend's family if I do get emancipated?

AS another attorney said, emancipation requires a lawyer. To be emancipated you have to show that you can support yourself- not be supported by...

What happens if the family law civil bill was returned to me after i got a date for the notice of motion

I do not understand your terminology. If you are serving your spouse with a Petition for Divorce, you need to have the Sheriff's Office or a...

It sounds like this is a CA order. IF it is a Texas order and there is no language regarding out of country travel either parent can travel with...

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It has been my experience that a court will not transfer a case until there is a legal proceeding underway. You may need to file your modification...

I don't let my childs dad see her because we couldn't get along.She will be 3 in a couple month. Does he have any rights to her.

If he files for paternity, he will take a DNA test. If he is bio dad he has rights - to visitation and a duty to pay child support. It does not...

Does my husband need an atty?

Your husband will not need an attorney unless he is charged with assault. He has a good defense since the person was told not to come to your home...

What age can you legally move out of parents house in Texas?

You have to be 18 to move out without your parents permission. As noted in another response, you can become emancipated, but it takes a lawyer -...

Okay , so I want to work and i have to stay up sometimes to do my homework, but my parents always tell me to go to sleep early

If you are under 18 you can not move elsewhere without your parents' permission. You didn't say what time your parents require you to go to bed so...

In the state of Texas, is a final order necessary after a joint non suit is filed with the court.

It sounds like there was a bill with a balance at the time you filed the nonsuit. The Amicus would have to sign the Non Suit before the judge will...

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