How to modify custody in Texas

Mr. Mee is correct in that there's no black and white answer to your specific question. HOWEVER, you're probably not advancing your best argument....

Selling a house after divorce ?

This depends entirely on the language contained in the decree. Is the end of the year a deadline or is it a time that must pass? Does the selling...

How can a parent fight for custody?

You are in a complicated situation, and it would be foolish to try it alone. You need to consult with an experienced family law attorney to discuss...

If the other parent was properly served, and has not filed an Answer by the Monday following 20 days after service, you can obtain a default...

Can my husband who is not the biological father of my son but is on the birth certificate have rights to my son?

It depends how much time has passed, and other circumstances (like your ex-husband's and biological father's level of involvement with the child). ...

Do grandparents have visiting rights in the state of Texas?

Unfortunately, grandparents have a high burden to meet in order to obtain court-ordered visitation. The requirements are rather complex, but...

Why did a judge sign a order for visitation when I was in the hospital?

It's impossible to say with the limited information you provide. Typically, a hearing is scheduled and notice provided to all parties at their...

Is it possible to get child support for my son until he finishes college?

Absent agreement otherwise (or if a child is disabled), child support can be ordered only until the child turns 18 or graduates high school,...

Does it do more harm than good to respond to a sapcr

If you ignore an SAPCR, you will lose by default. You need to consult with an experienced family law attorney to discuss your specific situation.

If my first name is misspelled in my final divorce decree am I still entitled to pay my child support or they have to fix it ?

Nice try, but you’re going to pay the support, regardless. All they need to do is enter an order “nunc pro tunc,” if it’s ever an issue. But I do...