Only based on jealousy, no. If the child were endangered by a party, then that may be a possibility. Consult with an attorney to discuss your...

Generally, no. Random amounts--or even fluctuating amounts on a monthly basis--are not typical. However, there are other factors that come into...

Many attorneys would be willing to meet with you, for a fee, to walk you through the process and "guide" you along. This would be much cheaper than...

There is no "legal separation" in the State of Texas. One can file for divorce and be divorced by the Court in as little as sixty days, technically...

Take a look at Texas Family Code section 154.069. A court could impute wages to your husband, but they can't inherently violate the above-noted...

There could be a convoluted end-run to establish some rights to possession, conservatorship, etc., but it is a tough battle that is not even...

There could be a convoluted end-run to establish some rights to possession, conservatorship, etc., but it is a tough battle that is not even...

The short answer to your question is that you agreed to do so, and that you signed the lease that included the terms you are now having issue with....

You might have some remedy related to an express warranty, if the warrantying party is not upholding the terms of that warranty. However,...

That sounds like public information, especially at this point. In theory, you could have that record sealed, but even that doesn't stop the...