How can I keep my case in tx if my daughter is from co but I have tro ?

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What can I do to keep a case in texas if my daughter is from Colorado and I have a tro in place?

You should contact a Colorado attorney to discuss the specific timelines that have occurred. The UCCJEA will determine which jurisdiction you're...

What does Colorado law say about domestic abuse and children?

We would need more information to fully answer your question. That said, child support in Colorado is determined based off a child support...

Is my marriage legitimate if an ex girlfriend is claiming common law?

Your husband needs to contact a family law attorney as soon as possible. If he's been served with dissolution of marriage paperwork, then he has...

Can he file a divorce case against me in the USA, if he does so, how can I fight the case as I have no money or other resources.

I'd add that if you don't have financial resources to hire an attorney, then you might want to contact a service such as Metro Volunteer Lawyers...

How can I sue my ex husband for divorcing me with out knowing?

We need to know more of the facts to reasonably form an answer on this. Where was the divorce? How did it proceed without you knowing? Did he...

How do I contact the judge regarding a PC/DM decision?

A lot of this depends on what you're wanting to accomplish. If it's just to get something on record that you don't like the PC/DM, then you're...

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I agree with Mr. Erskine. The county where you would have been adopted is the best place to start. If you find the right jurisdiction, you'll be...

My ex-husband is signing away his parental rights and just served me the papers for that petition. Do I have to file a response?

You want to file a Response. It can be simple, but it will outline your position for the Court. Even if you agree. Just know that unless there's...

Does my wife have the right to keep me from seeing my children just because she served me with divorce papers.

Since there are no Orders in place, both of you as parents can make decisions regarding the children when they're with you. Since she has them...