Do not sign or agree to anything unless so advised by your own family law attorney. You cannot trust your husband’s attorney because he or she...

I agree with Mr. Jeffries’ answer. A common type of lawsuit in circumstances similar to yours is a partition suit. I recently completed one...

The answer to your question depends entirely on the language in the decree, which I haven’t seen, so I’ll make some general observations. If the...

The problem is that currently your legal rights are limited to the language in the existing court order. I haven’t read it, but I generally regard...

With the Attorney General’s Office, you get what you pay for. If you want real aggressive enforcement measures, hire an experienced family law...

If the order is the statutory Standard Possession Order, the “weekend” is defined by the Friday. The typical language states “beginning at 6pm (or...

Changing the practice area to estate planning and probate for some relevant responses. This not a family law question.

You don’t state where your child lives or what state has jurisdiction of the child custody/support order. If it’s Texas, a court cannot order...

You probably won’t be able to do that on your own, especially if the father has legal representation. Courts start with the presumption that the...

You could file a petition to modify the parent-child relationship, then set a hearing for temporary orders. Unless you’re leaving out anything...