I live in Dallas County, Texas. I want a divorce. If my wife doesn't agree, what can I do?
If you want to file for divorce, she can't stop you. Texas is a no-fault divorce state. If one party wants a divorce, they get that divorce...
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If you want to file for divorce, she can't stop you. Texas is a no-fault divorce state. If one party wants a divorce, they get that divorce...
I agree with Mr. Klielich but want to expand upon his answer. It all depends on how your hearings go. Spousal support is a temporary measure...
It's tough to tell what's going on here. Has there been any sort of SAPCR filed? Have any papers been filed? Or are you just waiting on temporary...
If you've applied for assistance, he has to be on child support. No ifs, ands, or buts. However, if you agree that he doesn't owe retroactive...
There usually aren't overnight stays until the baby is 3 years old. Each judge is different and each under 3 visitation will be different depending...
It depends. If he socks it away in a separate account, it's not yours. If he commingles it with community funds, you've got a shot. You're more...
He needs to file an original answer if he's been served. Essentially, they're trying to terminate his parental rights. These are tough, tough...
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Here's the problem: If he takes the children before then, you're going to have a difficult time getting them back. Once a judicial order is...
I agree with Attorney Klielich but want to expand on his answer a bit. There's no real advantage to filing first except that you get to be the...
Nope. However, based on your husband's adultery, you may be able to get a disproportionate share of the community property and your attorney's fees...