I changed your topic to "criminal defense" so that you will hopefully get some better responses.

Look for a form that is called an "Affidavit of Indigency", either on TexasLawHelp.org or via the District Clerk's or County Clerk's website. Use...

If there is a court order that allows him the right to obtain educational information, then it doesn't sound like the cheer coach or the other...

I changed your topic to "Immigration" since the family law portion is secondary.

You would be well-served by hiring an attorney as soon as possible, if it is not too late already. A solid probate litigator with whom I have...

The short answer to your question is that it will never "kick in" unless you take some step to have it do so. You need to go through the Office...

Generally, the inquiry starts and ends with the question "did you get divorced or notified of a divorce proceeding?" If the answer is no, you...

Generally, a Motion to Sign is filed when a party/counsel believes a proposed Order matches up with the Court's order, but the Order has not yet...

It does matter. You would have to file a Motion to this effect, as it is possible that it will not be brought to the Court's attention otherwise.

If you did this through the Office of the Attorney General, you could contact them to indicate you no longer wish to have the case proceed. That...