I’m 14, can i go Live with my aunt ?
Your dad (and mom, if she’s in the picture) will decide what’s best for you. If your dad and aunt agree, and your mom doesn’t object, then you’ll...
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Your dad (and mom, if she’s in the picture) will decide what’s best for you. If your dad and aunt agree, and your mom doesn’t object, then you’ll...
If you are simply living apart, with no court action currently on file, then I know of no law that would prevent your husband from removing you...
Generally no. One parent cannot simply delegate his or her parental rights and obligations without the consent of the other parent. I suggest that...
Either you or your grandparents need to consult with an experienced family law attorney to discuss your specific situation and process going forward.
When you say “family agreement,” was this an actual court order signed by a judge? You need to consult with an experienced family law attorney as...
It’s impossible to evaluate your decree without actually examining the paperwork. You should consult with a new attorney as soon as possible to...
In Texas, there is no “legal separation.” All property accumulated during the marriage (with some exceptions) is community property, regardless of...
It’s up to the judge. I’ve taken many cases where my client had no money because the spouse was in control of most of the community assets. I was...
If there is no court order and they are your children, call the police and tell them to meet you at the residence. Make sure you bring some...
I would add that simply being a beneficiary on a life insurance policy is not necessarily evidence of holding out as married. There are other...