Do I need an attorney?
You need to take your custody order to an attorney to review so that you can understand exactly what you can and cannot do under the existing orders.
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You need to take your custody order to an attorney to review so that you can understand exactly what you can and cannot do under the existing orders.
Whether you can move will be determined by the existing order if you and your ex have a child together. The Court cannot prevent you from moving...
What you need to do is talk to an attorney about modifying the current order. Otherwise the current order will continue and you will only have...
While the state of Texas may have jurisdiction due to your residence if you have lived in Texas for at least 6 months and resided in the county of...
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While a 12 year old child's wishes can be taken into consideration by the Court, they are not controlling. Ultimately, it will be up to the Court...
Contact your local legal aid organization. Some counties maintain domestic relations offices that can assist in visitation disputes. You can also...
Consult with an attorney regarding what is appropriate to include in the prenuptual agreement. Typically a prenup would not include child-related...
The Courts do not like 50/50 arrangements. Disputes like these are reasons why Courts almost never order such arrangements. Both sides have the...
Typically if you have the right to determine the child's residence then the school would be based upon your residence, unless the court order...
Review the existing order with legal counsel to determine what rights you already have. If visitation and access is not addressed then you may...