Can the mother ask the court for additional child support because 14 yo doesn't visit father due to busy schedule or activities?

I agree with the other advise. Your husband should take steps to increase the amount of time to be with his son & keep a record of the reasons...

How do we change the benificiaries on our trust ?We want to take off four of our children and just put on one.

I agree with the other answers. The only way to answer this is to have an attorney review the trust. It should not be a difficult matter, if it is...

Probate question...

The other answers you have received are correct. The small estate affidavit is probably the best choice available in this instance. A full-blown...

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Can "temporary orders" be appealed?

You can appeal. While it is the “general rule” that only a final order can be appealed, the Texas Rules of Appellate Procedure and Texas Family...

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I want to deed a second home to my two sons. I need to avoid gift tax and I need to do this properly so there are no questions

A lawyer can assist you in reviewing the potential tax issues. I recommend making gifts like this as part of an overall estate plan. Good luck.

Employment

Consult with an employment lawyer if you feel you are the victim of age discrimination.

I need help finding a medical malpractice lawyer.

San Antonio is a large city with many fine lawyers. Most lawyers practice on one side of the docket or the other (they either represent doctors or...

Do you have a lawyer? You need to discuss this with them. The lawyer can arrange to have him served when he arrives for visitation if it cannot...

Can my deceased husband's estranged daughter enforce an old trust even though he changed the beneficiary to me?

You need a lawyer. There may be other aspects of your husband's estate that also require attention of a lawyer that handles probate...

My daughter's phone was stolen recently. We know who has it, but they are denying it. Wondering what my chances are if I sue.

Do you think you can convince the judge or jury "by a preponderance of the evidence" that she took it? The term “preponderance of the evidence”...