If part of that settlement is for wages and lost earnings, she has a shot at it unless you guys addressed it in the Decree, since it is likely to...

How to go about a divorce

File a Petition for Divorce. See if you husband will accept service by sending a Waiver of Citation with a file-marked copy of the Petition. He...

What if the father does not pay his 50 percent if we both have joint custody? and I want to modify the orders to full custody???

full custody? I assume that you mean you are both joint managing conservators... child support is dependent on who has the kids the majority of...

How to go about a dvorce

File first - you meet the domicile and residency requirements. That way the divorce is in Texas and you don't have to travel or worry about AZ if...

Parenting plan 1st entered in Seattle, WA, Can it be moved to Texas?

If the child remains in WA, the parenting plan likely will stay in place... you probably need to take it to a family law attorney in your area if...

My friend sold Super Bowl tickets for me on Ebay. The buyer paid for the tickets through Pay Pal and the transaction was fine...

You can file here in Texas in small claims court, depending on the amount you are owed. The hard part is to properly serve the opposing party - if...

If a parent pays child support does this affect their other child in receiving financial aid?

That's a good question, but I think the answer is going to be no... financial aid tends to be based on the parent's income, whether or not the...

I filed a motion to modify possession due to the fact that my ex has failed to produce my child on two separate occasions for my

A motion to enforce is the proper vehicle to punish her for failing to produce the child and failing to report her move. A motion to modify will...

This is going to depend on your state's laws... I can talk about TX and hopefully when you speak to a GA lawyer, you have a basic idea of what one...

Can you revisit alimony, and retirement and marital property such as a car financed by both?

If the order is signed, it depends on how recently. Recent enough and you might be able to file a motion for new trial or something along those...