Lori Lynelle Gosnell

Lori Lynelle Gosnell's Answers (55)

Wimberley, TX

Family Lawyer at Wimberley, TX

Practice Areas: Family, Wills & Living Wills ... +2 more

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How can I see my daughter on a regular basis as ordered by the courts?

Lori's answer | Answered on June 29, 2011

First, I would talk to the folks at Kidshare and see if they can provide any assistance in contacting the guardians to attempt to work this out. ...

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Court order to request a drug test on a parent-going for custody of my 12 and 10 yr old. Been divorced for 2 years.

Lori's answer | Answered on June 29, 2011

This sounds like a very dangerous situation for your children, and you should take action immediately. A petition to modify the current custody is...

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On the Voluntary Relinq. of Parental Rights form it notes the "Managing Conservator"

Lori's answer | Answered on June 29, 2011

The "managing conservator" would have been spelled out in the divorce decree between your wife and her ex-spouse. If I assume from the information...

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Can I change my son's last name to my married one?

Lori's answer | Answered on June 22, 2011

In Texas, Section 45.001 of the Family Code allows a parent, managing conservator, or guardian of a child to file a petition with the court...

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Can a 16-year-old choose which parent he/she would like to live with?

Lori's answer | Answered on June 22, 2011

In Texas, Section 153.009 of the Family Code allows for a child that is 12 years of age or older to be interviewed in chambers (in the "office" of...

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