In general, it is presumed that the laws of the State where parties are divorcing will apply. There are plenty of exceptions that can arise...

In general, costs of court--which almost always include a filing fee--are allocated according to specific portions in an Order that address that...

Without a formal Order, it is unlikely. If the case is still pending, you might be able to have it made into an Order. However, that is unclear...

There might be a way to make it happen relatively quickly in divorce proceedings, but even then, it is not as quick as you would likely want it to...

Just from your post, that is not a 'layup' type of case. It isn't always directly tied into family law, either; the Decree of Divorce may provide...

A 'restraining order' in other states is the equivalent of a Texas 'protective order.' You probably don't have enough here to show that 'family...

There are no 'set' answers to your questions, unfortunately. Entitlement to a portion of a pension on paper versus an agreement to split a pension...

Often, the choice in these situations can be between receiving child support (which often means that the other side will likely retaliate or...

Depending on how long ago this happened and whether the Order is final, you might have recourse. It is worth consulting with an attorney in the...

You should probably hire an attorney to assist you. If the other party does not live in Texas, you may not be able to enforce the Order in Texas....