Yes, that could be considered for child support modification purposes if it is "his" income or if he is not taking reasonable distributions from...

You need to do much more than just file a Petition to complete a divorce. The Court does not take action on its own to divorce you. Take a look...

The answers to your questions really come down to the terms of your live court Order. If you violated the terms, you could be held in contempt,...

It would probably be enough to warrant some change to the existing orders, but it is unclear from your question what were the circumstances or...

You probably will want to file a Counterpetition for Divorce. As you have described it, the Court may well dismiss the case because the only party...

You would do well to file an Answer, at least. Consult with an attorney concerning your options and the best way to handle this situation.

This is not a "clean" situation that lends itself to easy advice from an online message board. There are numerous questions that would need to be...

Take a look at TexasLawHelp.org for some "guides" on that site. You will have have file the Answer in whatever court/county from which the suit...

Generally, a Modification Order will supersede any contrary terms in a prior Order. If there is some "daylight" between the two types (i.e., one...

A lot of steps are going to need to be taken, including a termination action and some involvement (even if it is in the form of service and...