The Texas Family Code specifically allows mediated settlement agreements to be enforced by the court: (b) A mediated settlement agreement is...

What happens if one party doesn't go to mediation or the status hearing for timesharing?

If the court ordered the mediation, or if it's required in your jurisdiction, your attorney should raise non-compliance with the court.

What do I do if i do not agree with mediators recommendation.

The hallmark of mediation is that it is COMPLETELY VOLUNTARY. The idea is that the process of mediation is to allow you and the others involved in...

If a judge denies a person a jury trial, is it a legitimate cause of action against the court?

No, a litigant does not have a cause of action against the court or judge for rulings made during trial. The only remedy is an appeal. Best of...

Is this legal?

This is probably not illegal. Your employer is required to pay you minimum wage, which is $7.25 an hour. Your tips are included. Thus, if...

Is this legal?

This is probably not legal. Your employer is required to pay you minimum wage, which is $7.25 an hour. Your tips are included. Thus, if you...

Will I get in trouble for goIng on vacation with my child during his weekend he was given notice and offered a makeup weekend

You are supposed to abide by your divorce decree as it is written. I would guess that there is a provision in your agreement that you can modify...

What is the statute of limitations in small claims court.

The statute of limitations does not depend on where the suit is filed (for example, small claims court). Instead, it depends on the cause of...

Live in TEXAS do you have to name spouse as benificary on life insurance, or can name anyone you want.

You have the contractual right to name anyone - and it can be someone other than your spouse - as your beneficiary. If you pass away, the...

My fiance son has lived with my fiance's grandparents since he was a baby, the mom has taken him, how do we get full custody?

You will have to file a lawsuit with the district court in the county in which the child lives (it looks like, from your question, Harris County). ...