I agree with the prior answer, and would add that you would also be able to obtain a judgment for the amount of arrears--if a judgment is not...

Reasonably likely, but still subject to a Judge approving the change.

While theoretically possible with the agreement of the other side, that is nowhere near a typical outcome.

Yes, this suit is possible. His insurer may do so on its own to recover some part of the "loss" that it had to pay out.

It really depends on what your lease states. Many of the "standard" leases out there do allow for those charges, but each lease is different.

I agree with the prior answer. "Common law" or informal marriage does exist in Texas. The fact that you posted this person as your "boyfriend"...

This is something that is capable of being done by a party on their own, or through an attorney. For the former route, take a look at...

Usually, your facts mean there is no live Temporary Order in effect (since the case was dismissed).

I agree with Mr. Pederson's answer.

You would begin by filing a Petition for Divorce in the county where you reside, if you meet the residency requirements. You could ask the...