Depending on the nature of what is going on, it could be grounds to file a Petition to Modify any existing Order. However, that is not at all clear...

The short answer is probably, if the party pursued your testimony. Since they already know how to get in touch with you, there isn't much to stop...

You should get in touch with the Texas Attorney General's Office about possibly pursuing a "reciprocal" suit for enforcement in Indiana.

I think you hit it in your question. You will probably need to file a Motion for Enforcement, either before or after your Final Decree is entered....

Your Order lists out what are your rights. Seventeen-year-olds can be difficult, but the burden of modification here rests on the other parent....

*Did you agree to be presently married at some point in the last ten years? *Have you called yourselves spouses, husband/wife, etc. to others?...

If you followed the appropriate procedures in Spain, you probably do not need to get a second divorce. As a practical matter, if you have...

The Standard Possession Schedule is written so that the "non-custodial" parent would only have those Thursday overnights during the scholastic year...

If the other parent is waiving all rights, you will likely want to have that represented somewhere in an Order for Termination. Perhaps even a...

This does not sound like an uncontested divorce, so I changed your topic. Generally, unless the Court has formally continued a hearing in some...