1.) Check the online register for your case in your County, or perhaps Re:SearchTX. 2.) Call the relevant Clerk's Office and ask if there was a...

Depending on where the funds have gone and how often they have switched accounts, investments, etc., it could either be solely separate property,...

There is no way to answer this question in an online forum, unfortunately. The circumstances you reference are highly specific to each case....

Take a look at Texas Family Code section 6.106. It is ideal for you to hire counsel to handle this suit.

Your tax returns are one part of the equation, along with pay stubs, 1099's, W-2's, banking statements, and some other items. Take note of...

Use a P.O. box. Hire an attorney. Use a different mailing address.

An appeal to stop an appeal is not a thing. Just because the other side hired a criminal defense attorney does not mean that a criminal matter...

There is a much longer process than just him signing over his rights, but it is likely possible to establish some sort of grandparents' rights...

This is a big "maybe" leaning toward "probably not." It would potentially be subject to the relevant laws as they existed at the time of the...

You are asking a lot of questions for which the answer is, unfortunately, "whatever you can agree to, or a Court orders." There are no certain...