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Section 4.002 of the Texas Family Code is clear that a notary is not required for a valid marital partition agreement. There are other...
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Section 4.002 of the Texas Family Code is clear that a notary is not required for a valid marital partition agreement. There are other...
If your wife & son are in LA, you should see a lawyer where they live about getting the right to see your son.
As long as there is no court order either parent may take your son anywhere. If requested by your husband, a Texas judge can issue an order for him...
It sounds like you need an OK lawyer in the jurisdiction where your former wife is. File in the local court to enforce the Texas orders.
It's easiest if he agrees with the divorce & signs the documents that's easiest. There will still be an issue with getting the waiver of service...
File for divorce and request a temporary order for your children.
The law can help your stepson. He needs to see a family law attorney. He can get visitation. The only way he will not be required to pay child...
If you have a valid court order for visitation you can file a motion to enforce it. You will need a lawyer. Motions to enforce by contempt of court...
You may get a divorce. Property acquired during marriage, even during periods of separation, is initially presumed to be community. This applies to...
So long as there is no court order in place you have the right to move, with your son, anywhere you choose. The child's father might respond by...