How can I get my baby's father's rights terminated?

Nothing can be done until the child is born. Once the child is born you can ask the father if he voluntarily chooses to terminate his parental...

My babies father is trying to take all my rights to see my baby can he do that if I have no social security

I'm not sure I completely understand your question, but generally termination of parental rights is a very serious proceeding. Unlike most other...

If property was awarded to the other party in a divorce decree and they did not take the other parties name off the loan and the

If the decree was specific regarding the obligations to the property, then you can seek an enforcement action with the court.

What is a legal separation versus a divorce

Kevin is correct. Texas doesn't recognize legal separation. You are either divorced or not in the state of Texas.

2 days before the 60 days waiting period can the other spouse still contest the divorce

Bottom line is yes. The waiting period has nothing to do with contestability.

I have the papers for a divorce how can i get free advice to fill them out correctly

If you qualify, you can try legal aid of Northwest Texas. Also, the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers regularly holds free clinics on Saturdays...

I have the divorce papers.. i filled them out where do i turn them in??

You need to take the original petition along with the proper filing fee to the district clerk's office. The Dallas County Courthouse is 600...

Got married in Texas. 72 hour wait was waived because I'm in the Army. Huge mistake. Can I get an annulment?

The Texas Family Code sets forth four general grounds upon which an annulment can be granted. They are: 1. If a party to the marriage was at...

Bottom line, make sure that you don't commingle funds from your separate LLC account with your community account. Also, there is a theory called...

My husband and I were legally separated in 1995 in New York. We reconciled and have been living together since 1996.

Unlikely not. Texas does not recognize "legal separation" so unless New York Law states your status as being separated can continue indefinitely...