Wife left to another country with family heirloom engagment ring, wont retun it Can I file theft charges on her?

Typically you are not going to get the ring back. That is something the court will not likely order, so she would have to agree to it, either as...

My husband had an affair now 2 yrs later the mom wants child support.

1. Will he have to pay full child support? Yes - he will pay child support based off of a percentage of his monthly income. Simply chart, simple...

Is there anyway to get a divorce without going to court?

Probably. You would file a Petition for Divorce, waiver of citation, and then wait sixty days (mandatory for Texas). Finally, you file the Agreed...

Hello.. I am getting divorced .. I am wondering what will be implications on me if my spouse fails to file tax for 2011

Without anything more than the decree, the IRS might be able to come after you as well. The IRS may provide a form that clarifies your obligation...

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Getting remarried after divorce papers are filed

You can get married... you really should clear up the case with a dismissal, nonsuit or final order just to keep things clear. You may also want...

If the order states he is to attempt to take over the mortgage, he needs to do so and you can sue to enforce it. However, you need to know if that...

My exhusband was ordered to pay spousal support he was fired but now has a new job doesnt he have to pay me?

Incorrect - the orders are actually in place whether or not he has a job, unless the orders state otherwise. You need to hire a lawyer and file a...

Married with owed child support

Texas doesn't let you take from the non-parent, at least in terms of wage-withholding. There may be an issue if you are commingling accounts and...

How do I get my ex-wife in court for violating the court order over fifteen years ago

Property is suppose to be divided at the time of divorce, or within two years. If you have this in the decree, you can try it as a breach of...

Mom wants to take child out of state. the order has no limitation on where the child resides. What can I do?

You can file a motion for modification... but with the facts stated, you have an uphill battle. Your reason for the modification would be so that...