It is a Judgment by the Court saying that a man is the father of a child. So go back to self help and have them help you complete the process and...

Do I need a lawyer to move forward

When you say "custody agreement" do you mean a Court order? There is a difference and it's important to how you proceed. If it is a Court order you...

Whats going to happen at child custody/visitation court if child's father is in prison? Can his family testify for him?

A couple of factors come into play here. 1. He's in prison and it's unlikely the State will bring him to the hearing, 2. he's a registered child...

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What can I do, legally, to a man that lied to me about our marriage, ultimately finding out there was no marriage?

You can still file for divorce even without a record of the marriage. If during the course of the dissolution you find out you were not married you...

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What is time limit in Texas, to open a civil case against my father for child abuse, if I am disabled as an adult because of it?

I agree with Mr. Kane. You need to contact an attorney in Texas to determine what the Statute of Limitations are. Best of luck to you.

Child custody: my children's father and I have joint physical and legal custody, he is talking of moving out of the city/county.

Look at your order. Is thee a clause that states neither parent shall remove the child from the County of _____of the purpose of changing...

If unwed who has custody of child when no longer partnered?

You should get Court orders as soon as you can if there is a dispute. Either parent is permitted to have the child and travel with the child...

Do i need to notify non custodial parent of relocation with a child?

My question would be, is there a Court order? Absent a Court order you may move about freely with the child.

I would suggest you advise the Court of your new address especially if the child ever resdies with you at that address.

Does a childs last name determine who gets primary custody of a child?

Absolutely not! The best interest of the child and the fitness of the parents determines who gets primary custody.