As long as both parents agree, yes it should be possible. I strongly recommend getting the agreement in writing in case either parent attempts to back out and enforce the terms of their current court order.

Yes, she can take the phone but the kids should be allowed to talk to you ,

You will need to pay off your back child support in order to get a passport.

It is not wise. The other party could claim it was a gift and you may have to pay double. Use the AG and you will not have any issues

You need to call legal aide and see if you qualify for a free lawyer

Mom should be 100 percent liable under most orders

Retain a lawyer. The lawyer can ask for bond reduction and to reinstate probation

Retain a lawyer to review your current Order, You may need to file a Motion to enforce or a Motion to modify

Yes if both parents consent.

Your Motion to Enforce is separate. You can file a Counterclaim to her motion, You need to retain al alwyer,

If your case is pending in North Texas, I recommend Konnor Lee of Law Offices of Mark Childress in Fort Worth or Carla Rankin of Rankin Law PLLC in Rockwall.

Every child custody case is unique and is judged on its own particular facts using the legal standard what is in the best interests of the child.

In my experience, being absent from the child’s life for nine years is not a favorable fact for you to win custody.

But, in most... View More

Yes. Unless you are an attorney yourself or have legal experience with a relatively simple matter, hiring someone with the education, training, and experience to handle a matter usually produces a more favorable outcome than attempting to do it yourself. Unfortunately, attorneys do cost money.... View More

The non-custodial parent should file a suit to modify the current court orders on the ground that the custodial parent has voluntarily relinquished possession of the child. If the custodial parent had not show any intent to return or provide for the child's needs, 3 months is the requisite... View More

If you can afford an attorney you should get one. Enforcements and modifications are very technical. An experienced attorney will be able to help you navigate, prepare, strategize, and execute a plan based on your goals for the situation.

The terms for conservatorship, possession of or access to a child can be changed if the circumstances of the child, or of either parent have materially and substantially changed since the rendition of your divorce decree and the requested modification is in the best interest of the child.|... View More

Generally no. A custodial parent can only seek child support from the non-custodial parent until 4 years after the child turns 18 years of age, unless the child is disabled.

You cannot request a de novo hearing online. You must file a proper request with the court.

Also, a request for a de novo hearing must be filed no later than three (3) days after the Judge's ruling or is not considered timely filed and your request could get denied.

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Under section 41.001 of the Texas Family Code, a parent who has the duty of control and reasonable discipline of a child is liable for property damage proximately caused by the negligent conduct of the child if the conduct is reasonably attributable to the negligent failure of the parent to... View More

You need to move out . There is not much an attorney can do for you.