San Antonio, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at San Antonio, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +3 more
Wow. Too little information and too few facts are provided to answer this question. You need to consult a lawyer. Generally, Tx courts look at...
You need to consult with a lawyer ASAP. Going to mediation without one can be devastating to you financially. He will have to show in court...
Will he agree? If so, probably. If he will not agree, it will be a little more difficult. Annulments are probably the most underutilized...
Tough to answer. IF you have an SPO in your Decree, then you have to wait until he designates his time on April 1st. If he fails to designate his...
Interesting question but not an easy answer. I suppose a Judge can restrict access but believe that most Judges will NOT do so if it is your...
You will have to file a suit, obtain your husband's consent, and have a Judge sign a court order approving the change. Best to get a lawyer to...
Several issues here. Check your order and see if you can move if her county of residence changed (that provision is often placed by lawyers in...
Would need to check law but believe you have "standing' to sue. Contact a lawyer today and ask if you have "standing" over the children due to...
Good question. If you sign a waiver of citation though, you may be entitling to allow your spouse to write anything in eh decree that they want...
Huh? Are you sure you have a "standard" divorce decree (since I know of no such thing). Does it restrict the childrens movement from Bexar...