In general, one can file such a Motion and request with the Court. Those are rarely granted. Each situation is different, however, so it is...

In Texas, it is generally unlikely. It is worth consulting with an attorney, to be absolutely certain and to get the legal advice you need and on...

Consult with an attorney. These are not "clean" situations with easy answers. In general, everything you posted is a FACTOR a Court would...

He can still make filings via mail. If he asks around the prison, he will find probably someone there who has done it before and can walk him...

Voluntarily, it is a straightforward process. Involuntarily is a bit more complicated, and you would certainly need to consult an attorney on...

There is certainly a way to get this fixed, and likely to get a judgment for the 'overpayment' in some format. It is NOT a DIY project. Consult...

Depending on which form you filled out with your surname versus the father's, you may well have applied to have the child's surname match yours....

Not necessarily, but maybe--depending on the facts and circumstances of the overall situation. Whether there are children and what property is...

Go consult with a probate attorney. This is not an "easy" situation where you'll get the information you NEED from an online forum. There are also...

Yes, he needs to get an attorney. If all is as you say, then it is likely an asset that can be 'protected' from the division in the divorce. If he...