In general, it might be out of your hands, because of the State having a financial interest in the matter now (i.e., paying for things for the...

You're at the point where you should consult with an attorney. These situations are tricky, legally-speaking, and you will want to make sure you go...

You may have options on this, but it is next to impossible to know what those might be unless and until your relevant documents have been reviewed....

I will add that, if money was legitimately hidden during your marriage and later claimed, then you may still have recourse under the terms of your...

Unfortunately, you really need to consult with an attorney, even if it is a free consultation via telephone or video. Without a deeper conversation...

In general, you will start by registering your Order under Chapter 152 of the Texas Family Code. After that, it sounds like you are looking at...

It really depends on the terms of the termination order. For example, if all arrearages were waived, then you may have recourse. If they were not,...

In general, property acquired, purchased, or accrued during a marriage is treated as community property. Community property meaning that it belongs...

Unfortunately, you don't have a 'true' Standard Possession Schedule. Unfortunately, to get any accurate advice on this from an attorney, that...

The short answer to this is "probably", but it depends on the status of the existing Order, what was paid thus far, whether withholding can be...