If the other side is stalling, there may be options for fee-shifting related to these newer, unnecessary expenses. However, there is no way to know...

Based only on what you have posted, the short answer is "maybe" to "probably". There are too many factors to know what would be the outcome in any...

Your question is hitting on one issue, but you should likely be speaking with an attorney about getting some more clear boundaries to this...

Usually a case that is continued will remain continued to whatever date the Court sets, regardless of whether a party has counsel. I would...

A lot of the options really come down to what language is listed in the Final Decree of Divorce. Usually, a well-drafted Decree will list out what...

You may have some options. You'll want to speak with an attorney who handles landlord-tenant disputes (the closest area of law on this), and...

You would do well to at least consult with an attorney, to get some more clear direction on this issue. The clerks and coordinators will not give...

If you are getting the run-around, go consult with an attorney who practices in Tarrant County. Given that you have a home involved, it is...

Oral testimony, in some cases, is sufficient to show that a party is intentionally under- or unemployed. That is really up to the judge, however,...

A consultation with an attorney will go a long way. If you list nothing, then you may be creating later problems (i.e., undivided property)...