There is no way to answer this accurately without reviewing the post-nuptial agreement. They are not all created equally, and depending on...

You need to consult with an attorney, because it is not at all clear what you are trying to accomplish here--or if it is even necessary for you to...

I support Mr. Pederson's answer, and I would urge you to sit down with an attorney to have your questions answered. It is not exactly clear what...

I changed your topic to Real Estate. If you are asking how to have both your and your wife's names listed on the Deed to your house, that can...

No one can answer this question without reviewing whatever active Order exists. Your rights at this moment are determined solely by that Order.

There may be a way to file a petition to terminate your rights in Georgia, but likely not in Texas, based only on the very limited information you...

Technically, you could represent yourself and take action without an attorney. That is not a great idea, given the possible emergency-type...

You should consult with a Mississippi attorney regarding this issue. Texas likely does not have any jurisdiction at all here, just based on what...

Take a look at TexasLawHelp.org for some general forms that might help you here.

Maybe, but it might not be worth the hassle--or it might not be in your interest--to make that move. At least consult with an attorney before...