San Marcos, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at San Marcos, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Domestic Violence ... +2 more
It depends on the state where your order was issued. If the order was issued in TX, the court will apply TX law; if the order was issued in NY, it...
This largely depends on whether or not you have orders through the Office of the Attorney General, a divorce decree, or a prior Suit Affecting the...
You may be able to file some of the papers on your own via TexasLawHelp.org . There are also several resources available through the Houston Bar...
If CPS was involved in getting the child into your care, you should speak with your CPS caseworker for information on how to make it a permanent...
It depends entirely on your divorce decree. It is not unusual for a divorce decree to have a provision that states that if the primary conservator...
If she has "failed to support the child in accordance with her ability during a period of one year ending within six months of the date of the...
It depends on whether CPS found a reason to believe that their custodial parent was abusing or neglecting them. As the noncustodial parent, you are...
It is likely that your fiancee would have to file for divorce in Massachusetts, unless she resided with her husband in Texas at any point or he has...
If there is a case open in Florida, you will have to file something with the court in Florida. However, if you're doing it pro se in Texas, you can...
Technically, a parent can have his or her rights terminated for "failing to support the child in accordance with the parent's ability during a...
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