Does she really deserve to get half when she was the one who had an affair and walked out?

Are you represented by counsel? It's difficult to say if any of this is fair without knowing more details (which I'm not asking for). ...

Can someone who gave up their rights to their daughter get them back if the mother is a bad person?

As Ms. Laster mentioned it's difficult to guess what you mean by "gave up his rights." He should visit with a local family law attorney in-person...

I filed for divorce on 1/2014. My spouse moved out of the house approx. 1 month ago. She took 90% of her belongings with her.

You need an attorney to assist you with getting some temporary orders in place, negotiating a settlement agreement, and drafting the final decree. ...

Check to see if the county you reside in and the county he resides has an online docket. If it does you, can search by your name or his name. If...

If my grandson is 17, can he change his last name without parents consent?

At the age of 17 his managing conservator would have to consent to the change, and the court would have to agree that it is in his best interest to...

I live in Texas. If my ex wife moves out of state with my kids for a better job offer, who will be required to pay to transport

You should check your custody order for geographic restrictions (e.g. where your kiddos can live) and to see if travel costs are accounted for when...

My husband has been abusive our whole marriage. I never filed a report. What are my options when filing for custody?

You need an attorney. Do not try to take care of this matter without one. Please get the help you need so you can move forward with your life!

Tax return+divorce

If you divorced in April it's a bit late to be worrying about your husband's income (unless it's for purposes of child support, but even then it...

How can I divorce my parents?

Attorney Land is correct you cannot "divorce" your parents. What you need is a solid estate plan that includes a will that has provisions for who...

Will

Texas does not have a pretermitted spouse statute so IF you could prove you are common law married, it would have NO affect on a valid will...