I have a question about uncontested divorces!
That isn't a proper decree in Texas, because a court must wait 60 days before granting a divorce. Even in uncontested cases. I answered in a...
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That isn't a proper decree in Texas, because a court must wait 60 days before granting a divorce. Even in uncontested cases. I answered in a...
I don't know of any statutes, but you could either enter a contract with your ex to do so or modify the court order to include language that does...
In most states, including Texas, it certainly does. You might also get in trouble for falsifying information on a public document. However, you...
First, think of visiting the law library at Southern Methodist University in Dallas or a library near you. You want to look at a forms book... The...
You could attempt to do it yourself through a small claims court, depending on the amount of money involved. Make sure he has actually breached...
Check out Tex. Fam. Code sections 6.301 - 6.304. Your course of action will depend on if he is a Texas resident or not. The link to read it is...
Most states order a party to only pay 'reasonable and necessary' medical expenses, and define that as a percentage of income. You will need to...
Not possible in Texas - at least not properly. Texas has a 60 day mandatory waiting period before a final decree may be entered. Make sure he...
You will need to file a motion to enforce or an original breach of contract, depending on how the law of the state the decree was entered treats...
Normally a pre-nup only deals with property during a marriage. You are going to need to read that language very carefully. An attorney reviewing...