It sounds like there is already an Order in place, based on the information in your question. He would not have to establish any type of visitation...

You need to schedule a consultation with an attorney ASAP. You will likely need to file a petition for divorce and request certain relief as...

Based only on the information you have provided, the short answer is likely "no". If she agrees to return it, then "yes."

There are opinions at this page that should address this situation, if you type in search terms related to "withdrawal", "withdrawal of counsel",...

Probably, yes. You should contact a probate attorney to walk you through any necessary legalities here, since there are usually steps that need...

Be cautious of answers generated by AI programs... I'm not certain I follow your question. If you haven't already asked your attorney about...

1.) Don't post online with details about criminal acts you committed. 2.) You should hire counsel to help you possibly get the theft portion of...

Contact an attorney who handles "Juvenile Law". Yes, you will want to retain counsel.

Try TexasLawHelp.org or TexasCourtHelp.com. They both have forms, and at least the former has "guides". When in doubt, it can't hurt to...

I switched this to general practice in topic, so you will hopefully get some better responses. You can always ask for the funds to be returned...