Yes, the pending criminal prosecution will likely put a hold on the name change.

These are messy situations, because the laws as they existed in 2004 will apply for parts of your case, and the laws as they exist in 2023 will...

It sounds like, from your question, that you should be speaking with a criminal defense attorney--if the police are involved. You should not speak...

The short answer to your question is "maybe." You should consult with and engage the services of an attorney to walk you through your options...

The short answer is "Possibly" and leaning toward "Yes", based only on the information you have provided. It sounds like you already have an...

Go meet with an attorney to get the appropriate documentation drafted. Depending on the language in your Order, it may be something simple (a...

The lines referenced ahead of time are likely to be "read into the record". The remainder of the deposition could be used to impeach your...

Depending on the exact circumstances, you may be able to seek termination of his rights. A protective order is a bit dicier, as there is not...

This is how the statutes contained in the Texas Family Code are worded at this time. There have been lobbying and legislative campaigns to have...

To answer your main question directly based only on the information provided, 61 days from the date you file a Petition for Divorce.