Yes, get an attorney. By you asking this question, it is already beyond the DIY point.

If you are not together, maybe. If you are together, that potential case sounds like a long march to no child support being order--and a torpedo in...

I think I remember seeing this or a similar question a while back. It depends on the terms of his registry and conditions of his...

You can file for a divorce, so long as you meet the requirements under Texas Family Code Section 6.301. If you meet these requirements, the...

You need to go sit down with an attorney about this, as there is certainly some missing information in here. It is odd that the case would be...

Adding to the prior answer: If you are still married and going through a divorce, these are issues that can be addressed with a court in the...

You'll probably need an attorney, maybe two, depending on where the "friend" is located. If the "friend" is out of country and the funds are...

It could, or it could not, depending on your circumstances and overall situation. This is an issue with many nuances, and one for which you...

Counter-point: If you and he agree--and you are the only parties to the suit--what is stopping you from keeping the kids by agreement? If you...

Get an attorney, schedule a hearing on the issue. This is not an easy area of the law to handle DIY, as there are various nuances that can cause...