What to do when there trying to terminate my rights to child

You need to consult with an experienced family law attorney as soon as possible to discuss your specific situation. Without more information, I...

You need to consult with an experienced family law attorney to discuss your options. It’s possible, though unlikely, that once a divorce is filed,...

PLEASE ANSWER? 328th District Court Fort Bend County TX

From what information you’re providing, it’s impossible to speculate what the subject of this hearing may be or how to achieve your desired...

How?

That’s like asking how to perform surgery on yourself. You need to retain an experienced family law attorney to discuss and protect your rights.

What can I do, my lawyer doesnt communicate with we, doesnt keep me updated and now is changing the version of what was agreed

You have an absolute right to terminate you attorney and retain a new one. I’ve handled many cases where I successfully unraveled a prior agreement...

Can a judge grant shared pickups if Im requesting extended visitation schedule?

Yes, the judge certainly has lawful authority to order conditions under which conservators exchange the child(ren). Sometimes, the judge orders...

How i can know in a "friendly divorce" in Texas, if my ex pay correctly the taxes?

If your wife doesn’t provide you with a copy of the tax return and proof of filing, it doesn’t sound like a “friendly” divorce to me. I suggest...

Can I get an annulment or just a divorce?

Ms. Meigs provided an excellent outline of the law of annulments. However, to boil it down for you, basically an annulment is a court...

How long do you have to appeal a settlement Divorce in Texas or is that possible at all ?

In general, while the defense of “ineffective assistance of counsel” may sometimes be available in criminal matters, it is not available in civil...

Judge signed off on final custody papers. Month later state taking me to court. Mom was in jail when state doing this?

Though your question is missing a lot of facts, generally yes, you can be taken to court. In that case, you need to retain an experienced attorney...