You may be able to intervene in the Estate, if you believe you are entitled to certain properties, etc. It is unclear what will be your level...

There is no way to accurately answer this question without reviewing your Order. There is no singular version of '50-50 custody'.

Even if not specified in your existing Order, it is still likely that the amount will lower if he returns to court for that purpose and one of your...

The Estate of the deceased person could also be responsible for unpaid child support. You should discuss this with an attorney, as that would some...

Based on the information in your post, you need to retain divorce counsel in Oregon. Texas courts probably will not be able to address your...

Many things would and could happen; far too many to list in an online post, in fact. You should meet with and discuss this with an attorney....

If it is agreed, it will likely cost less time and money. If it is not agreed, beware that service in prisons is some times difficult,...

Once you have more information on which you can act, you can also file your Petition to Modify, and ask to change those terms that you do not like.

There is no way to know the answer to this question without knowing what is contained within your Estate. For example, if you only own real...

Set up a consultation with an attorney here in Denton County where you can privately discuss this. FWIW, it sounds like you are referring to the...