It is almost impossible to know any solid "chances" based on the information you have provided. Is there a current court order of any type?...

Going through the Office of the Attorney General is not your best course for a more complicated income situation. You would be well-served by...

Based on your questions, I think you are at the point of needing to consult with an attorney. Some of the forms you reference are not "legally"...

If your ex won't agree, you really can file a Motion to Modify your Order and request the Court to allow this. That will likely not be a quick...

Generally, it is not required to amend your pleading following an attorney's withdrawal. However, it is unclear from your question. You should...

You will have to file a Suit Affecting Parent-Child Relationship to effectuate your goals. This is not a recommended DIY project. Consult with...

Generally, once a property has been transferred to another, that is final. So I am not sure your clients have much recourse, absent fraud, duress,...

This is definitely a situation that does not lend itself to easy self-representation. Nor does it lend itself to any easy response. Your...

Go consult with an attorney in your area to get the best advice on how to move forward. That is your first step. Maybe meet with another attorney...

You could, technically, file a partition suit under the Texas Property Code. However, while you are still married, that may not be an advisable...