If you are asking if you can still get your name changed on your Driver's License, so long as there was a term/provision in your 1993 Decree of...

Unfortunately, there is no way to know for sure what will happen. If the 'prove up' was set with sufficient notice to be considered a 'final...

Take a look at Chapter 157 of the Texas Family Code, with a special emphasis on section 157.005. In general, for a party to enforce an Order,...

Without reviewing your Order, there is no way to know for sure. Generally speaking, for Orders to be enforceable, the party seeking to enforce...

In theory, yes, but that theory could go away if more information is made known. There really isn't any way to know how likely that Motion would...

In general, you will need to file an Answer to avoid a default judgment. A default would be your wife getting almost any relief she requests from...

In general, documents that would have your desired effect--by agreement--can be prepared. If your husband does not agree to the noted terms, then...

To add to the prior answer, this is almost assuredly going to be litigated in one of Nebraska or Virginia. There is no Texas component to this,...

Unfortunately, there is no 'hard' deadline on these things. They can be as short as--hypothetically--about eleven days if all of the stars...

In general, an officiant not being authorized to perform a ceremony has no effect on the validity of the marriage. There are hypothetical...