How do I go about forcing supervised visitations on NCP

You can have the AG office do the child support portion only. And then go to legal aid to get assistance for the conservatorship, possession, and...

What do I need to do to report defiance of court ordered child support and visitation restrictions that have been broken?

Deal with your attorney by letting the attorney know you're still a client and as such, you deserve calls being returned. Deal with ex by bringing...

What are the odds I can get custody of 3 kids in cps custody

Get in touch with the caseworker and show up to the hearing. Let them know that you are fictive kin to the kids and have a longstanding prior...

There are reasons the MSA (mediated settlement agreement) is not taken directly to the court for a judge's signature and instead is transformed...

Will I keep my house if my wife and I divorce?

If you paid mortgage etc from funds earned while you were married, it gets complicated and she will be getting something.

Can i still temporarily sign my rights over without cps to close the case?

The case will close when they are satisfied that there is a permanent protective device in place and they tend to think their PCSP is permanent...

Mother of my child refuses to show up to supervised visitation

You have a lawyer. You have a remedy and you have a court date. If you can't wait till Nov, and you can't turn to your lawyer, get a new one sooner...

Will I have another chance at the final custody hearing to get my kids back?

You need a lawyer--I do not say that to everyone who has a legal problem. At the very least, get a thorough consult. Look into Legal Aid in your...

If I fail a court ordered drug test for an old cps case, will the judge remove my new baby, even though he is not involved at al

You have a new baby now, and you admit you can't pass a drug test (best not to post admissions like that). Assuming the drug use was while you were...

If parties enter into a marital separation agreement in Texas must creditors honor its terms?

No, creditors are not parties so the court has no jurisdiction over them and therefore cannot order them to do anything. However, the court would...

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