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To further answer your question, no, the Judge will not waive his back child support, unless you agree to waive the back support. He's not getting...
Until he contests his paternity and a DNA test shows that he is no longer the father, yes. By signing the birth certificate, he legally...
You need a court order that clearly outlines his periods of possession. If there is no court order, then he has the right just as much as you to...
Generally, no, you will not qualify for spousal support. In Texas, the concept of alimony does not exist. Instead, in few cases, a spouse can be...
Yes, the mother can sign a Affidavit of Revocation, and ask the Judge to terminate her parental rights. However, it is at the Judge's discretion as...
If you are considering leaving Texas after your temporary orders have been set, I would advise you against it. Generally, temporary orders have a...
Yes, if you were properly served papers, by either signing a waiver of service, or being served by a constable, and you did not answer the Original...
Any debt entered into before marriage is considered separate property under the Texas Family Code. Unless you consolidated your debt with hers or...
Yes, in the State of Texas, the family code is very clear. It states that visitation and child support are completely separate. That means that...
I highly suggest that you seek the counsel of a family law attorney. Custody cases are difficult to predict and require individual care and...
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