Generally, parties should account for all assets and debts that need to be divided. A jointly-financed vehicle is certainly one of those....

From your post, it is unclear what you are actually asking. Here are some vague points that you will want to clear up before you consult with an...

This reads like one of those remaining odd gray areas in court orders regarding children. If your Order is like most, there is generally no...

You can search for your attorney on Google. You can look them up on the Texas Bar page:...

You should at least consult with one to figure out what you need to do. An online forum is not the place to get a how-to guide. Take a look at...

You REALLY need to consult with an attorney. There is a lot more going on in this situation than can be anywhere near appropriately or adequately...

In general, represented parties should not communicate with the other side's attorneys. If you are asking to sit in on the phone calls (and not...

You would be able to file an enforcement action. You might be able to find an attorney who would take that on a contingency (i.e., maybe the...

The short answer is 'yes'. If you've never paid anything, had paternity established, or reached agreements to not pay child support, then you are...

Sometimes States do cooperate on these matters, but there is really no way to know only based on what you have posted. There might not be any way...