Is it illegal for a child to not have their own room after a certain age (on the state of Texas)?

You are not required to have a separate bedroom for your child. I agree with Mr. Leonard. Make sure you have a separate bed and as much of a...

What is a reasonable pick up time for a teen by non custodial parent?

It sounds like you are already provided a reasonable time for him to pick up (somewhere between 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.). I believe the Judge will...

After a judge signs a final decree, how much time until the house must be sold? Spouses must split proceeds 50-50.

I agree with Ms. Laster. The decree should state when the house should be listed for sale. If the decree does not specify the time period, then you...

My spouse is filing for divorce in Texas, should I hire an attorney to review the divorce papers?

Yes - especially since it involves assets. The paperwork may not need any changes but it's better to make sure now before the divorce has been...

Do I have any claim to a mans estate when we have been together for almost 20 years and he is still married to another??

This is not a divorce question. He is married to someone not you. Consult with an attorney in your area to discuss your case. You may inherit...

How do I get the equity in my home?

Yes if the divorce decree states your soon to be ex is to pay you for your portion of the equity. Typically, you would be paid as part of her...

I move to Houston from another states, i want a divorce (uncontested), is there any requirement for the period of stay here?

Yes. You need to live in Texas for 6 months and a particular county for 90 days preceding the filing of your divorce.

I can't afford an attorney. My ex and I agreed to an uncontested divorce in which we filed. Now he wants my benefits. Can he?

Since your soon to be ex now wants a portion of your benefits, it's no longer an uncontested divorce. Whether he can seek a portion of your...

Yes. He should be able to mail them to the Court for filing. He can also send them to you to be filed.

Does the other party have more than 60 days to sign their divorce papers after the petition for divorce is filed in Texas?

You will not need to refile unless the Court dismisses your case. Usually, a case is not set for dismissal until after it has been pending 6 months.