You need to get a lawyer and file a writ, If you do not do something fast he will argue that you voluntary let hm have the child.

It should be corrected. This may be require an order nunc pro tunc. The attorney who assisted you with the original order ought to be able to help you correct that fairly quickly.

Notices to them likely will be sent to the wrong address they gave.

You should bring documentary proof that your child receives Medicaid benefits. If you or your child receive any other needs-tested government benefits, bring documentary proof.

If not, it may be useful to bring your most recent tax return, paycheck stubs, and bank account statements if... View More

Assuming that you did not agree to allow your daughter to live with her dad and have filed a motion to enforce your custody rights, it is likely that the judge will hold your ex-husband accountable and grant your motion to enforce.

You need to consult and possibly retain a private attorney if you are having problems communicating with the court-appointed attorney and not getting your questions answered.

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answered on Oct 12, 2024

I'm really sorry you're going through this difficult situation. Your mom has rights under the law, including the right to be informed about CPS actions and to participate in any hearings regarding the custody of your children. It's important to ensure that all communication and... View More

You can request temporary orders in your SAPCR including being named temporary sole managing conservator of your son.

As long as he obeys the protective order with respect to your kids, you likely cannot do anything except use that as evidence in your divorce. If he violates the protective order, you can file a motion to enforce the protective order.

Get a certified copy of your court custody order giving you SMC or the sole right to obtain a passport for the child, and take it with you when you apply for the passport.

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answered on Sep 11, 2024

It's understandable that you're feeling frustrated and wronged by the accusations against you in Harris County. Being accused of a felony, especially when you believe you are innocent, is a serious matter and can be overwhelming. You have the right to a fair and public trial, and pursuing... View More

You need a court order appointing you as managing conservator of your son.

You have done the right thing by addressing these matters with his father and the other person.

Pick him up and leave with him. Your ex-wife does not have the power to prevent it. She may not like it. She may yell and argue and stomp her foot. She may threaten to call the police or to take you to court. But she is powerless to prevent it.

It sounds like you have good grounds to request a modification under the facts stated in your question.

Yes. If your NCP has been ordered to pay child support, you can file an action with the OAG to enforce his child support obligation.

If the court truly lack jurisdiction and you timely complained but the court denied your request for relief, you should timely file an appeal from its ruling.

If you are still married to the other parent, you will need to file a petition for divorce and include a request to be appointed sole managing conservator in the divorce pleadings.

Under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act and the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act, if the child has established his/her domicile and residence in Texas for six months, you should be able to initiate proceedings for child support and custody against the father if he lives in the United... View More

You should of went to the AG office when you moved back in the house. If you already paid the child support your case is moot. If you owe arrearage go to the AG and request a hearing to confirm the arrearage