It is pretty much impossible to know based only on your posting, because it requires figuring out how the OAG has your case set up (registry-only...

Just based on your post, you could probably pursue the divorce in Mexico for sure. Based on what you have stated about your Texas residence,...

One would need to review the documents to be sure there are no specific Orders to the contrary. In general, true TRO's last for 14 days unless...

In short: a little bit of yes, and a little bit of no. Depending on what Orders are entered, there are some things that can be changed and...

You're going to want to meet with an attorney there in Bell County about this, as there is no one-size-fits-all answer to this. In general,...

You're going to want to talk to an attorney who can review your Order and give you meaningful advice. Generally, when there is no geographic...

You might want to seek to modify your payment obligations, but if you don't do that, then you made those payments in compliance with a Court's...

If there is a Court's Order stating that his possession time would be then, you run the risk of being held in contempt for not complying with the...

Mediated Settlement Agreements (MSA's) are usually pretty binding. Absent physical coercion of some sort, they are usually almost impossible to...

If the case is agreed and your husband signed off on the Final Decree and executed a Waiver of Service, you are likely to get a divorce. If he was...