Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

My ex wife and three children now live with her boyfriend who has 2 class 3 felonies and three other felony charges from 2006. Charges include: Trafficking in stolen property, theft by means of transportation, the last three not class3 felonies include: disobeying an order, giv/rec a tattoo, Conspiracy group B. Me and my ex have been for the most civil, but we recently had an argument. She threatened that she would have the child custody agreement modified on false accusations. So I confronted her via text very livid about this issue and mentioned her choice about Haveing a person with felonies around our children. A day later I was sent via email a threatening and very harassing email by this individual. I'm considering going to court to have my children removed from the presence of this individual since the email was violent in nature and has made me wonder about possible parent alienation issues against me with my children. And there a lot of other details that I would like answered. Not sure if I'll get them all answered but any advice would be helpful


Asked on 3/08/14, 2:32 am

2 Answers from Attorneys

Fran Brochstein Attorney & Mediator

Unfortunately, the situation you describe happens a lot in family court.

I recommend that you sit down with an experienced family law attorney in your county and discuss your options. I wish I could be more specific but I don't know the judge that will hear your case. You need to be able to "sell" your concerns to the judge. It might be the same law in the State of Texas but each judge is an individual and each judge has different "buttons" that upset them.

Look on this website and on www.avvo.com for an attorney.

I hope this helps.

www.familylaw4u.com

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Answered on 3/08/14, 6:47 pm
James Bayles The Bayles Law Firm

I agree with Ms brochstein. while he does have felony convictions, none. are the "hot button "convictions that grab the attention of judges. good luck

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Answered on 3/09/14, 9:42 am


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