Depending on the attorney's availability to complete the work and how quick things get accepted by the relevant Clerk's Office, it could be same...

Generally, both parties are 'respondents' and need to be brought into a suit initiated by the Office of the Attorney General.

You really need to consult with an attorney about this situation, because the 'devil is in the details' on situations like yours (both of them)....

"Divorce is not final in Texas yet". You should be discussing this with your attorney who is representing you in that matter--or someone...

One's divorce is not just completed ministerially by a court. One must actively pursue their divorce to effectuate its completion. This pursuit...

That is a good question, but unfortunately you would probably need to get a copy of that to an attorney for review to be able to parse that out....

Unfortunately this is a question that you would need to direct to an attorney in Louisiana, as its laws will apply as to whether something remains...

Regarding enforcement, registration is necessary before a court in Texas could enforce the New York Order (or modify it, for that matter). As...

Based only on what you have posted, there is no way to know for sure. There are deadlines that come into play if a trial is set, but there is no...

You're going to want to contact an attorney there in Bexar County to discuss how to handle this, because the OAG will not handle such disputes. You...