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Back on March 12, 2018 I had a court hear for temporary orders with my sister. The orders were for 3 months and granted me visitation. My sister has an attorney who drew up the orders and e-mailed them to me. I didn't get them until July 2018 which exceeded the 3 month order. I received them... View More 
answered on May 9, 2019
You can find out if the orders were signed by the judge 1st. Then proceed to hire an attorney. You would be more at ease when you do. Good luck. If we service the county where your case is pending feel free to reach out to us. 888-343-4529
My husband and I live together and I'm afraid of filing for a divorce without the protection order in place. I filed a protection order over a month ago. What are my options?
answered on May 9, 2019
You can hire your own attorney to assist you in obtaining the protective order. You can file for divorce while still living together.
answered on May 5, 2019
If the child has reached 18 then visitation and access is no longer applicable. Otherwise, if the most recent order in effect sets out visitation then follow it. Good luck. 888-343-4529.
answered on May 4, 2019
If you suspect that your spouse will contest your divorce then most likely “uncontested” is not what you should call it. The courts will not make someone stay married if they want to divorce.
I have an order that's been in effect where I have got primary custodial parent. My ex is noncustdial. The order also contains an injunction that states she can't keep her overnight when a convicted felon that she's not married to lives at her residence. She's been abiding up... View More
answered on May 3, 2019
If you have proof of the joint lease you should act immediately to stop these visits. Good luck. If you would like our assistance please feel free to reach out. 888-343-4529 #1.
the deceased spouse is still living. they were married 16 years everything they have is in the deceased and spouse name. So is the daughter in titled to anything?
answered on May 1, 2019
You have provided some details which are confusing. If you would like to contact our office at 888-343-4529 and provide some clarity we could see about assisting you in sorting all of the heir property issues out. But, on first glance your daughter as a heir is entitled to a share of the property... View More
I filed for divorce and have a court date set for 6/5. I am closing on a new home. The home is my husband's separate property. I have lived in it since 2007. We have 3 children and a plan for 50/50 custody. I received the following in an email from my soon-to-be ex-husband today, regarding my... View More
answered on May 1, 2019
In general your husband has rights to use his separate property after the divorce as he chooses and you do not have any rights that you can assert if the separate property is confirmed to be his. Good luck.
answered on Apr 30, 2019
Oh my goodness. This is heartbreaking. Parents should be aware that these sorts of actions only hurt the children. We would be honored to assist you in getting you reconnected with those kids. Let us know if you’re ready to get on this. 888-343-4529.
My son was diagnosed at age 2 1/2, at the time his father was in the military and we were married. Shortly after, we separated and later
divorced. My attorney filed temporary then signed orders for child support adding that my ex-husband was to support him for the remainder of
his... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2019
Your facts are very involved even for the average attorney. This is not something you want to do yourself if you have a choice, We can help. 888-343-4529.
Now she is returning back to mom can I get credit for 3 years I didn't receive anything and did it on my own?
answered on Apr 26, 2019
If you have had a hearing and your attorney already presented your request for such then it has been resolved. Not sure if a final hearing has been had or not. Good luck.
She was ill for 7 years and passed away while I was working out of state. She had given Power of Attny to her parents. I NEVER signed anything to them. They say I have to fight to get my son back, because she gave them her rights as custodial parent, but we had equal custody.
answered on Apr 22, 2019
You have superior rights over your child and as such should assert them sooner than later. Call us 888-343-4529#1.
2nd trip to the ER for mold related issues. Scared to death. Sores all over my Scalp. lots more stuff going on. Pics yes, yes he knows, I need help please. Eyes, Urinary tract and my hair fell out. Lot's more. I have all diagnoses. Dog lost hair and roomate. I am in need of a pro bono... View More
answered on Apr 22, 2019
Feel free to call us to give us more details that we require. These types of cases can be handled on a contingency basis. This means fees come from any settlement obtained. 888-343-4529#1.
I'm the NCP of 10 yr old boy. I'm in the dark regarding doctor visits, ADHD drugs. Mother uses her last name for him with doctors. She tells my son lies about child support payments and conspires with him to steal visitation days during long weekends by bribing him with "fun"... View More
answered on Apr 19, 2019
In order to assert your rights you will have to file modification of your current order. Let us know if we can assist you. 888-343-4529.
answered on Apr 19, 2019
Both parents should be served. That is appropriate as both have rights that are being affected.
The child is 2 and I just found out hes mine I believe its the best interest of the child to sign over rights to the mother
answered on Apr 18, 2019
You are able to have your rights terminated. Such a huge decision needs to be fully evaluated by both mother and father. Consulting with a family law attorney is the best way to get a good understanding of your rights and obligations. Best of luck. 888-343-4529.
answered on Apr 14, 2019
You should assert your position as you see fit for the best interest of your child. Hire a lawyer in the county where the case is pending. Good luck. If we service that particular county give us a call. Thanks.
I need to get off insurance as well
answered on Apr 13, 2019
Contact the mortgage company and insurance company and tell them of your concerns. It is up to them to decide what specific requirements necessary to allow you to be released from the responsibilites of each.
They got a paper by the constables saying they had a court date. It was a child support case.. But not either of them have applied and they both living together.
answered on Apr 9, 2019
Sounds like someone previously applied for government benefits. They want reimbursement.
He resides in Tarrant county and we live in Taylor county. His mother would be the kind of person that will not give up custody if it means she has to give up the child support. However we need to be able to enroll him in school and get him on insurance. He does have some ADD problems and she has... View More
answered on Apr 8, 2019
Consult with an attorney who is able to assist you in the county where the order was last pending. Explain this situation and consider modifying the order with the attorney's assistance. Good luck 888-343-4529.
answered on Apr 8, 2019
If there is an order in place which limits the children’s residence then you could be held in contempt of court. Let us know if you need to modify the order 888-343-4529.
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