By the way, if you are still married, no divorce is pending, and no court orders are in place, you certainly can cancel bills in your name. You...

You need to file for divorce and in your petition for divorce, ask for temporary orders. In the temporary orders request, you will ask the court to...

I am divorced antd pay spousal mait. My ex lives with a man and he gives her money for thier bills. My financial situation has

I agree with Mr. Harding. As to your question about her recovering more from you when the economy gets better, again it depends on whether you...

What are the legal options when ex avoids service of ex parte protective order?

I agree with Ms. Henley. Another reason to use a private process server is that they know when and how to use alternative service to accomplish the...

I have 3 kids and want to claim 1 on my taxes i pay child support but the mother doesn't agree is there anything i can do

Probably not. The tax exemption goes to the parent with whom the children spend most of their time. See the link below from the IRS. You might...

If you have a failure to appear for a child custody hearing and they order no visitation.Can u go back & try to get visitation?

I agree with Mr. Harding. You should consult with a local family law attorney who can file a motion to modify the parent-child relationship in your...

Can I be denied a move within the state or lose primary custody of child?

From the facts you've given, it sounds like you will not be permitted to move the child outside of the county without a modification of your order....

Experts of Section 153.004 of the Texas Family Code

It probably is too late, for lots of reasons. How statutes and appeals decisions apply to particular cases is not something that can be...

In custody dispute at what age can child choose?

A child never gets to chose. A party can ask the court to interview the child in chambers to, among other things, determine the child's...

My ex girlfriend calimed our son before I could do my taxes. Is that legal if he only lived with her from 11/1/10-12/31/10??

Based on the facts you've given, she should not have claimed your son on her return. Call the IRS, explain what happened, and they'll tell you what...