Without there being existing-at-the-time property undivided in the Final Decree of Divorce, you and he living together as married and informally...

You should take a look at Chapter 45 of the Texas Family Code. In general, as long as one meets those requirements, they are free to change their...

You should definitely consult with an attorney, based on your posting. As the prior answer notes, there is usually a division of community property...

Based only on your post and assuming no other legal actions have been instituted already related to your child, the answer is 'possibly.' You may...

This is something you should discuss with your attorney. In general, the Court can address this in the ultimate property division. The specific...

I can't speak to the criminal defense part of this, but I will point out that CPS matters are usually very specific to each situation. There are...

In general, this sounds like a situation that will be handled by Washington State laws. Texas would not have any role in this, based on your post,...

I want to add one thing: this sounds like a question of Florida law, since you are intending to give birth to a child in Florida and Florida is...

I changed your topic on this to be "Contracts & Agreements", since that area of law is really what will control rather than 'Adoptions'.

If you are wanting to file pro se/self-represented/on your own, you can use one of the forms on TexasLawHelp.org. They are effective for their...