In any circumstance, you should speak to your attorney about this. If that attorney does not know about any issue, that person cannot work with you...

Not realistically, no. This sounds like an issue for which you should speak to a school counselor, teacher, doctor, friend's parent, or similar...

One can always ask the Court to grant that relief, there is no guarantee that it will be granted. Likewise, "solo custody" is not a legal term in...

If you take that course of action, you should expect to be ordered by a court to return shortly thereafter. Go consult with an attorney to get...

It is hard to know for certain without reviewing what you received, but it sounds like you may have been set for what is called a 'Dismissal...

The short answer is "maybe", but it will definitely be an uphill battle. You would be subject to the laws that existed at the time concerning...

Yes, you could be subpoena'd. They could depose you, under oath, and ask just about any question that would be relevant to the divorce case, which...

You will have a very hard time finding a pro bono attorney if you have a case that crosses into international lines. Those are usually some of the...

If the property is "separate" in character, it may be possible via a will. The character of the property seems to be separate, based on it...

Take a look at Texas Family Code section 8.051-8.054. They lay out the statutory requirements....