Without any other details, the short answer is that you should probably not pay this debt. if you were sued, 3 years ago and the case has been...

I am guessing the Court ordered you to pay this. That is the likely reason "why". It is really as simple as that.

You would likely want to file one of: 1.) Suit Affecting Parent-Child Relationship; 2.) Suit to Modify Parent-Child Reltionship; 3.) action...

That is only one factor a court considers. In a situation like yours, it is much less likely for a child support change than in a non-split-custody...

If a parent is not expressly restricted from having access to their child's Social Security Number or other important information, then you are...

On its own, that is not grounds for a parent's access to their children to be denied or for a parent to be--or not be--the "primary" parent in a...

Without knowing all the details, it is impossible to say for certain. Take a look at Chapter 6 of the Texas Family Code. There is a difference...

Hire an attorney to help you with this. There are specific steps that would need to be taken under the relevant portions of the Texas Family Code.

More information is needed to guide you on this. If the property is actually owned by your in-laws, you probably aren't entitled to any direct...

Take a close look at that language in your Order. It probably answers this on its face, albeit in a seemingly confusing manner that combines the...