I wholeheartedly agree with the prior answer. I want to add that it sounds like this is a lawsuit initiated by the Attorney General for the purpose...

I agree with the prior answer. I will add that there are some helpful guides contained on TexasLawHelp.org that might be able to point you in a...

Generally, the residence requirements for a party to appropriately file for divorce in a particular location apply only at the time of filing of...

I agree with the prior answer. I will add that just hiring a lawyer does not mean that you will "win" a lawsuit. "Success" in a lawsuit, by any...

It is hard to read some parts of your question. In any event, you should probably be looking at preparing for litigation, since that seems to be...

Almost certainly, you will need to be legally single (divorce, annulled, otherwise) before you can validly get re-married. No guarantee (because...

Without reviewing your Order, the best answer you will responsibly get is "maybe" and other equivocal responses. While most orders have similar...

Take a look at TexasLawHelp.org. It is a great place to get a quick pro se form for this purpose. Best of luck!

The sixty days waiting period is post-filing. However, this is only the minimum. There is no "maximum". A petitioning party must still serve...

An attorney would need to review more information (notably any active and past Orders) to know for sure, but in short: "most likely."