To answer your question directly, it means you are asking the Court, generally, to grant you relief. This is not necessarily limited by your...

I am guessing you are using forms like those on TexasLawHelp.org. If so, there are some blanks that should not be filled in at all. Likewise,...

"Entitlement" is a tough thing to answer, since all items owned by either party to a marriage are presumed to be community property and divisible...

Go meet with some attorneys about criminal defense, and stop posting online about crimes you may have committed.

Not likely, but you should defer to the terms in your Order.

This is not a clean situation that lends itself to "easy" advice on an online forum. You need to go meet with an attorney who can review all of...

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Your information is hard to follow. You need to consult with an attorney ASAP, based on the parts that can be parsed from that. Call around to...

While you probably have a solid claim to keep the house at the end of your divorce matter--and maybe even on a temporary basis--there would...

Ignore her. If you are part of a lawsuit, you could file an appropriate Motion to this effect, also, if the terms of the order would allow for it.

Each county--and even each court within a county--has different rules for remote appearances. TexasLawHelp.org is the website to which they...