Without reviewing the documents to which you are referring, it is hard to know. The 'statutory' papers do not refer to guardianship, so it is...

In short, if it is a joint or community piece of real property, the answer is 'very unlikely' or 'absolutely not'. Worth consulting with a real...

In general, you'll need to get an attorney to walk you through this. Income for IRS purposes is not the same as income for child support...

In general, you need to consult with some attorneys to determine your best course of action on this. There are more moving parts to any divorce...

In general, you are going to file a Suit Affecting Parent-Child Relationship. You'll need to discuss the specifics with an attorney there in the...

If you are asking if your child can ask his now-terminated father to help him pay for college, of course you child can ask (assuming there is not...

In general, that is a question for an Indian attorney, as it deals with how an Indian court would treat an American/Texan Order/Decree.

There is some critical information missing from your post, notably whether or not your child support obligation ended when your rights were...

There is, unfortunately, no way to know for certain. In general, if a divorce is not agreed, then the parties will have dueling petitions: Petition...

You will likely need to file a claim under Chapter 154 of the Texas Family Code, more specifically around section 154.301 and following. These...