Unless this is specifically outlined in an Order already, it will likely need to be addressed in one. Otherwise, it is likely to continue at the...

If you meet the requirements already, you could probably file for that purpose now. You'll want to discuss with an attorney, as there is no way...

Hard to say based only on your post whether or not you will be able to avoid probate in whole. As to the house itself, the only realistic way...

Without knowing more about your situation, the best response you are going to get is 'maybe.' Big questions that are outstanding: 1.) is...

In general, all property acquired via marriage is presumed to be community property. This means, generally, that it belongs to both parties. That...

From a family law perspective, the answer is going to most likely be "no", but from the tax perspective, you will want to consult with someone a...

In general, if you file for divorce in Texas, then all property is presumed to be community property (i.e., it belongs to both of you). This would...

Yes, that is possible. Mr. McNamara's post is a pretty good outline of some general possibilities. You will want to speak with an attorney in...

It is very unclear, based only on what is in your post. In general, custody orders are modifiable from a showing of a material and substantial...

The Philippines are a signatory to the relevant Hague Convention, so that is helpful. In any event, you have a lot more going on than would be...