Motion for a new trial forms

The best method as a non-attorney, is to go and visit the Clerk at the Court of Appeals for a form or telephone the Court of Appeals that covers...

My 6yr old wants to stay with my 17yr old daughter after school but I know her father paying child support will not approve.

It has been a policy of the judges in Harris County, that a minor that is not emancipated by Court Order cannot baby sit another minor.. The...

How can I leave a record about a property that was granted to me through a divorce property division in Texas?

A final divorce decree can be filed with the Harris County District Clerk's Office to give notice to everyone that the titled has been transferred...

How can I file child support modification because the Atty General said they can't help since it was established in court.

Based upon your economical situation, I suggest that you contact several law school with legal aid clinics such as Thurgood School of Law,...

Your divorce decree has a provision which states that each party must provide his/her address within 30 days. You can file a Motion for Enforcement...

Is it better for me to file for divorce in Texas or CA?

This a jurisdictional issue. The general rule is that the home state has the primary jurisdiction. Since you both have Texas drivers' license, it...

Father of my child doesn't want to follow visitation orders?

You cannot force him to exercise his rights for visitations, but you can force him to comply with a court order by filing a motion for enforcement....

Whats the next step to get full custody?

First find out for sure if the ex has moved away. If she has then file a motion to modify custody. There is a standard visitation provision for...

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Should we even try to speak to the Lieutenant without an Attorney?

I think that you should retain an attorney. In any case, the officer cannot force your boyfriend to do anything that he does not want to do.

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I am certain that your attorney knows or should know how to make sure that provisions in your decree would prevent this from happening. Whatever...