You really want to start by consulting with an attorney. Given the long separation and minimal contact from your ex-spouse, retroactive child...

You really want to consult with an attorney about this. Depending on the size and nature of your estate, the recommendations for such a situation...

You really should consult with an attorney about this. Each case's specific details are very unique, and yours is no different in that respect...

In general, if you are required to use that App and the other side refuses, all you can do is follow the terms of your Order. You may want to...

You will likely want to speak with an attorney and discuss requesting a temporary restraining order of some sort. The attorney with whom you speak...

Depending on what exactly is sought to be modified, subject matter jurisdiction may rest in Texas already--or it may remain in Maryland. You'll...

The short answer is 'potentially.' It really depends on whether the factors listed in 154.301 and the following sections of the Family Code are...

It is hard to parse out what is actually happening in your case, including what has been actually filed and which State has appropriate...

In general, if you want to hire an attorney, you will need to pay that person. If everything is agreed, many attorneys will charge a lower...

Annulment does not seem likely based on your post alone, but factors could change that. In general, a divorce is possible, even if the other...