Need help understanding what my rights are?

Without a review of the agreement and orders in your case it is impossible to say what your mother's rights are. You should discuss this question...

I left my husband in Hyattsville, Md because of domestic violence and moved the second time to TX. need advice to divorce him.

You can file in the county where you live now if you have lived in Texas for the past 6 months and in county for the past 90 days. You should...

Couple is planning to get divorce.

If the car was purchased during the marriage and there was no marital property agreement, then yes it is considered community property.

You should take the papers you were served with to a local attorney to discuss your options. There are important deadlines that must be met or...

I am filing for divorce and my soon to be ex-wife and I agreed to joint custody of our 9 year old son.

The best advice I can give you is to NOT sign anything without having an attorney look everything over. Divorces with children are not good DIY...

If I do not know the defendants address can I send it to a family member?

In most cases proper service requires personal service where the papers are handed to the actual defendant and not a family member. Many process...

What kind of family lawyer do I need

Don't delay in finding and hiring an attorney who practices in the county and state where your children currently reside. Best of luck to you!

After I filed for divorce, are my husband's subsequent payroll checks considered communal property?

They are still community property and if you are a stay-at-home mom there is a good chance a judge would order him to pay spousal and child support...

How do i go about getting full custody of my child?

Consult with a local family law attorney about filing for a termination and step-parent adoption. Attorneys have many ways of finding missing...

Do grandparents have visitation rights, of their grandchildren?

Here is a link with some good information re Grandparent's rights, but you should also consider consulting directly with a local family law...