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I would like to know if I can record my kids when I pick them up and drop them off at their moms if I’m letting her know she’s being record and my kids too? Can I still record even when I inform her and says she doesn’t give consent
answered on Apr 18, 2023
If you are a party to the recording you don't need consent.
My child father been in and out of jail his whole life he is 12 now he got out July 2022 he now sent me a modification for him to get custody of my son say my son is not being raised right what should I do and how do I respond
answered on Apr 5, 2023
It would be very advantageous for you to obtain an attorney to represent you in a custody dispute. There are responsive documents that need to be filed with the Court on your behalf and deadlines that have to be met, or your case could be negatively impacted.
At the very least, you should... View More 
answered on Apr 4, 2023
A judgment nunc pro tunc is commonly used to correct an erroneous date in a judgment like a divorce decree. The question is whether the error is a clerical error or a judicial error. A judgment nunc pro tunc can be properly used to correct a clerical error, but not a judicial error.
The... View More
One isn't will the irs refund all go to me or will he get some back due to him claiming another child that isnt mine. Best part is he wants me to give him back money even though he would get the credit as if he paid it .
answered on Mar 24, 2023
Any federal income tax return that Father is to receive will be offset against any child support arrears that are owed by Father.
In your situation, it doesn't matter that Father is claiming a child that is not yours on his taxes. If he is to receive a refund, the entire refund will... View More
answered on Mar 24, 2023
To get your kids back, you should hire a board-certified family lawyer in or near the county where the court is located.
If CPS is in any way involved in your case, you need to find out how much experience the lawyer has had with CPS cases in the recent past, as many family lawyers do not... View More
I have a signed final divorce with kids 9/22 in Texas.My ex was in default but filed a form contesting the ruling. I am the pro se petitioner but I found out today and I was never served. Court was in December and 3/7. I have a dismissal of hearing for 3/27 and Motion 5/9
answered on Mar 22, 2023
You should have an experienced attorney carefully review your court file.
If a final decree was signed 9/22 and no order has been entered setting it aside or granting a new trial, the trial court likely has lost plenary power to do so.
If you weren’t served with your ex’s... View More
I just received my pay check with a gross rate for two weeks was 1,094.38. My take home income was $112.19
answered on Mar 21, 2023
If the gross pay accurately reflects your usual gross pay for this employer, you should consider filing a motion to modify your child support amount to better reflect your recent pay history.
my daughters no longer want to live their mom but they aren't 12 yet. I have had cps called on their mom a couple of times already and the first time they made her move from her apartment because it was filthy and had roaches everywhere. the second time they gave her time to clean the new place.
answered on Feb 27, 2023
Hire a lawyer to file a motion to modify you current order. If you do not have an order you can hire a lawyer to get an order for the kids to live with you.
My mother is my main guardian, and she put my dad onto child support. I am currently not attending school , and a soon to be full time worker? Would it be possible in Texas ?
answered on Feb 15, 2023
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.
I can't afford lawyer now but everything was already agreed by both parties just waiting on judge to sign. Do I need to hire lawyer again to get a judge to sign??
answered on Feb 6, 2023
You may need to schedule a prove up hearing to present the necessary evidence for the judge to sign your proposed final decree of divorce.
You should contact court staff to see when your judge holds her prove ups and whether you need an appointment or can just appear with your necessary paperwork
answered on Feb 3, 2023
Yes, she can take the phone but the kids should be allowed to talk to you ,
I have two children 21 and 19. I owe back child support in the amount 25,000. I am making monthly payments of $315.00. I need my passport as I may need to relocate with my spouse to Mexico. Please advise. Thank you for your help.
answered on Jan 31, 2023
You will need to pay off your back child support in order to get a passport.
The court ordered me to file for child support even after I told them he would hurt me if I did.
answered on Jan 25, 2023
It is common, as a condition of probation, that you would be ordered to support your children. As long as you are able to do so without government assistance or child support from the other parent, it is arguable that ordering you to file for child support exceeds the power of the court.... View More
answered on Jan 23, 2023
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
I have a judgement for income withholding order for any of his employers against my Ex for child support and spousal support which is not paid since 2020.
So he setup a company with his wife as registered agent and owner of the company. His wife is his employer who receives all his salary.... View More
answered on Jan 11, 2023
I have a judgement for income withholding order for any of his employers against my Ex for child support and spousal support which is not paid since 2020.
- ANSWER: Enforce this judgment.
So he setup a company with his wife as registered agent and owner of the company. His wife is... View More
He has filed false claims in another state as well and I showed proof of his lies and the state not having jurisdiction. The judge's statement ruling states he frauded himself in that court. That was in Sep. He has brought basically the same accusations it an unknowing judge in Texas and now... View More
answered on Jan 9, 2023
You need to call legal aide and see if you qualify for a free lawyer
My boyfriend proposed and i moved in with him to a home that was given to him by his parents. There is about 100 thousand equity in the house. We have been together 9 years and have 2 children ages 6 and 3 We have both worked and shared expenses 50/50. I have an engagement ring but we never... View More
answered on Jan 7, 2023
Since you indicate you were never married, you were his roommate and not his wife.
Now, as the mother of his children, you may be entitled to child support. Or, conversely, you may be ordered to pay child support to him.
You should hire a family law attorney near you to file an... View More
answered on Dec 30, 2022
Trust funds are generally not safe from child support or alimony. This is true even if they are spendthrift trusts. You might review the article “Are Trust Funds Safe From Claims For Alimony or Child Support?” Trusts & Estates (April 2013).
Mom was ordered to apply for Texas Medicaid by court, Dad is paying for premium to the state of Texas. Mom refuses apply and is asking dad for 50% of medical expenses. Per court documents “a parent ordered to provide for Health insurance … who fails to do so is liable for necessary medical... View More
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