That is a lot going on. Your brother should definitely speak with an attorney who practices there in Smith County. In general, yes, someone...

In short, you should get an attorney--or at least actually consult with one. There is no way to give you meaningful advice based only on the...

In general, one attacking the credibility should seek to enter evidence as contradiction to that person's testimony. Additionally, using one's...

There are lots of ways you can 'find out' the answer to this question. However, the easiest would be to ask your wife...

Pre-2016, I used to explain this situation differently to possible clients. Now, I just say that with $300.00 and a wish, almost anyone can file a...

Texas Family Code section 156.409 should answer the majority of your question. For the rest, understand that a Court has a lot of discretion in...

These are good questions. One can always ask that question, yes. In general, if a party 'pleads the Fifth' in a civil case, it can be 'held...

In general, if all parties sign a document that then becomes part of the Court's record, that is no longer a "draft"; it would be a binding...

Based on what is in your post, you're really only going to get guesses. 1.) Are you sure your divorce was in Dallas County? 2.) Did you file...

I would recommend that you consult with an attorney in order to get some direction on this, whether or not you end up hiring an attorney....