From ONLY the information you have provided, it is likely to be treated as community property in the event of a divorce. However, there are...

I believe this same question has been posted multiple times. You need to go consult with an attorney, as there is no simple answer to these...

1.) Hire an attorney if you don't already have one. 2.) Look into a Motion to Compel, and have a hearing on that. 3.) Have a temporary...

If multiple attorneys are telling you this, there might be something missing in your question. Generally an out-of-state order regarding a child...

1.) If you're in over your head, go consult with an attorney. 2.) An Answer is appropriate here, likely one of the "forms" is acceptable if...

Maybe. Take a look at Texas Family Code section 156.409. There are more practical solutions to this issue than just relying on the Code (since...

The short and most accurate answer to your question is "YES". Just because a first divorce case was dismissed does not mean those events did...

You will certainly find out once you sue this person and Disclosures are exchanged. You should probably try to resolve the case ahead of then,...

There is nothing illegal about what happened as you have listed it.

You could file a police report or report it to CPS, but it sounds like you might have a better chance at a modification suit rather than this...