You'll probably need to file for divorce and seek temporary orders regarding the use of the property you mention. Note: the only way to...

Possibly, but that would require some further investigation. Take your Decree and whatever other information you have uncovered, go meet with...

It sounds like there is a lot in your Order that you may not like. I would direct you to consult with an attorney, who can review that Order,...

With the facts you have stated, you need to consult with an attorney ASAP. Unfortunately, the law is not "settled" on many of the items you...

Generally, the payments continue until a child is both 18 years of age and has graduated from high school or its equivalent. Without reviewing...

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Unless the State has an interest (food stamps, WIC, Medicaid, etc.), then it is usually not required, especially for agreements. At a contested...

Consult with an attorney who handles real estate or divorce. What you have posted is only a part of the story, and at least part of what you...

I agree with the two prior answers. If you want to try to DIY it, there are forms at TexasLawHelp.org. Otherwise, it would be a solid idea...

From what you have posted alone, there is no way to know for sure what you would need to do-or if it is even possible to withdraw (since you...

Unfortunately, without a lot more information there is no way to say "do it" or "don't do it." There are numerous considerations that would come...