Family Law

Sunshine asked:


Can anyone refer me to a good, aggressive custody or family law lawyer for the Fort Bend County in Texas?

Jay Seven asked:


I had one member tell me that
black people are different and that my niece should never marry one or even date one.

and we were having a good time, i left about 30 Min. later

lucky i only see them once a year
What the ?
are you for real?

Latorya V asked:


i really really need a lawyer for a family law matter is there any place in fl where i could find a pro bono lawyer because in all truth i dont have that kind of money the other family is putting out to try and take my baby girl.ive tried so many legal places but none in which could help so plz if anybody knows anything plz respond

diva4luvn asked:


His sisters still refer to her as their in-law and it doesn’t seem right to me. His sister gave birth last December and she calls the baby her niece. Does this seem right or does somebody need to put her in her place. Any opinions. We are working towards a divorce, but she is not willing to sign the papers. We have to get an attorney but can’t afford one right now.

Jessica asked:


I have a case coming up with her. Has anyone had a family law hearing before her? What can I expect?

illisse25 asked:


Boyfriend is going through a divorce and needs to submit a legal argument with his pretrial statement.
Boyfriend is doing his own divorce and can’t afford a lawyer. Also, I’m looking for something on the internet since I’m unable to drive to get to the law library.

Nicholas G asked:


my ex gave up the childern to her sister i want to see my kids there was no vist on the devorse and also my ex remarried before the devorse was done the judge did not know this what can i do and will i have to pay money to take care of these problem im laid off

Lying Ex asked:


I am dealing with an evil ex-wife who has essentially brainwashed and stolen my children. They are now 19 and 20 and want nothing to do with me and have gone so far as to make false claims of abuse to scare me away. Despite this they (and their mother) do think I should contribute to their post secondary educations and pay child support for them. I have no extra money to help pay for schooling and because the ex is in a MUCH better financial position have asked for her understanding that there is no discretionay income that I can provide to the kids. I am paying child support and will continue to do so until they are not eligible for it. She doesn’t care (big surprise), and does not even show the child support on her financial statement as income (meaning the 12000 a year is going…???) In any case, I have to go to court now to prove that while I would like to help my kids out, despite their behaviour, I am not in a financial position to do so, especially since I have paid out well over 100 thousand dollars to their mother over the past 12 years to support the children (despite the fact that she remarried immediately after our divorce was final to a cop making a lot more than me and they have always been living at a much higher standard than myself). There are several arguments I could make (parental alienation on her part, unilateral termination of relationship, father is not to be simply a wallet etc) but I need to know from a legal perspective what the courts hold in higher regard: The Family Law Act, the Divorce Act or the Federal Child Support Guidelines. Each says similar things, but in different ways so I’m trying to determine which has more clout legally. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I am representing myself (can’t afford a lawyer…).

kevindavies100 asked:


I do not mind paying voluntarily but do not want to supplement my ex wifes income

K asked:


I have a discovery session at the end of this month. My x-wife (she is receiving support) hid few bank accounts, withdrawed money from them, transfered to some friends, hid the jewellery (I submitted pictures of her wearing jewelery but she says its a fake rented jewelery). If in discovery she keep lying and searches are done after discovery and she is found of lying under oath than what could be the outcome of going to trial?