She can file a petition to declare the marriage void, which should definitely not take years to be heard and resolved. She can see if Legal Aid of...

Motion for Judgment Nunc Pro Tunc. Also, if it has been less than 30 days since the judge signed the decree you could also file a motion for new...

What you can and should do depends on the wording of your decree. But, you'd probably want to file a motion to enforce the terms of the decree,...

With the usual caveat that what the judge does is going to depend on the specific facts in your case.....IN GENERAL (assuming that the Court...

The same way you filed the original petition (though it sounds like maybe your "ex" filed it?). If you did not file the petition, then you can...

I do not practice in the Houston area, but I suspect the judges there will look at this kind of thing the same way judges in the Dallas area do. ...

Whenever you're asking a question about how an order will be interpreted, it's going to require the attorney to read the order you're talking...

If your son is 18, then he's no longer a child - he's an adult - and neither you or your ex-wife can have custody of him. Once a child turns 18,...

You (or the other party) have to prepare the divorce decree. The judge does not do that for you (at least not in any county I've ever practiced...

You say you have a "standard" 50/50 week-to-week possession schedule.....but there actually is no such "standard" schedule. No one on this site...