I am the “custodial parent” I got a letter from the Attorney General of Texas Child Supports Division. It says “Re: Notice of Review”. It explains that I have the right to request a review my child support order every three years. Then goes on to say “We will be reviewing your child... View More 
answered on May 2, 2023
There is no need to respond to this letter; however, if you are looking to make a change to your current support order then it would be wise to send back the questionnaire, as this can help with the review process.
the changes. Some of what the decree says is old and not updated. I dont know how to go about it.
answered on May 2, 2023
Your best option is to file for a modification; however, there may be provisions in your decree already that plan for this type of situation. I suggest your contact an attorney to review the order with you to then make an informed decision about how to proceed next.
Family member sued us years ago with result of us getting original quick claim deed but now they will not release to us. Need family member removed.
answered on May 2, 2023
Quit Claim deeds are not preferred in Texas, but you do have other options, depending on how you came to have possession/title to this real property. It would be wise to contact an attorney who can look at the specifics of your case to better advise you.
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