If you file for divorce, you may be able to obtain temporary spousal maintenance. It would be difficult (probably impossible) for someone to...

It depends on the language contained within your Order. There is no 'standard' allocation of these expenses built into the Texas Family Code. Many...

Without a Court's Order that restricts him from doing so, the short answer is 'maybe' with a lean toward 'yes'. If you are in the process of...

You're going to want to consult with an attorney about this and let them review the relevant documents. If the other party DID file in May 2025,...

Without a court Order that would allow you to withhold possession, you probably need to follow that existing Order. If you do not have a court...

If there are existing Orders, you should read those terms carefully and your son should review them with his attorney. Most Orders have provisions...

In general, a court Order must be followed until it is modified or vacated by another later court Order. Some times in your situation, individuals...

This sounds like a question that the other party should ask of his attorney. The terms that are included within the Temporary Restraining Order are...

Your post raises a lot of questions. Notably, you say there is no court order but your mother has guardianship over the children. I am not certain...

Name changes are generally governed by Chapter 45 of the Texas Family Code. These matters are much easier once the child is legally an adult,...