Yes, but you will have to retain them and work out compensation arrangements.

The short answer is "maybe", but without more information and details, it is very hard to know. You should schedule a consultation with an...

There are nuances, but... See Texas Family Code 6.801. Your safest bet is to wait thirty-one days following your annulment.

1.) Yes, from only the information you shared, this is a contested divorce. 2.) Technically, no--only based on the information you provided....

It is hard to know from only the details you share in your question. The short answer, without any other information, is "maybe". You should...

You should consult with a personal injury attorney. Many will offer a free consultation, so you can try to get the direct, specific advice you...

There isn't really enough information to know the critical details: (1) is your daughter still a minor? (2) what does your order say...

This is not a "lemon law" question, so I switched your topic to "General Practice" so you'll hopefully get some better responses.

You really need to go sit down with a probate attorney and discuss your situation. With only the information you have posted, it is not clear...

It is entirely possible (and likely) this is due to him being the new homeowner, and receiving certain types of marketing and "affiliate" mail from...