Can I get a visitation agreement if not divorced but just separated

In general, yes you can file a Suit Affecting the Parent Child Relationship a.k.a. SAPCR and get orders for custody, visitation and child support...

Is an Agreed Order For Spousal Maintenance a binding contract ?

Unless there was a literal gun to your head, the written agreements of an adult are generally binding. Just because the judgment or order recites...

We need to "Make it equal"

Contact a probate attorney. This is their area. With the father not changing his will, it made it hard to do anything other than what the will...

Can I get rid of my ex-wifes property she has left here or do I have to put it in storage.

I don't know what your orders say, whether you have a final decree, or whether you are bound by standing orders. What people frequently do, after...

If I've never been served with temporary orders nor have I seen them or signed them can they be enforced?

If there are temporary orders signed by the Judge they are binding on you. Talk to your attorney.

Can I get my divorce mediation modified to get my husband to pay my attorney fees

If your mediated settlement agreement states that it resolves all matters in controversy--you cannot reopen the division of property and payment of...

A four year old will show stress if you do. It is often easiest if a grandparent or other family member can supervise. A schedule will depend on...

How do I get child custody rights back and have the judges and lawyers changed?

Hire an attorney. There are no magic answers here. An attorney would need to get fully apprised of what has gone on in your case to give you...

"We have 50/50 Custody but in our agreed final order, no summer possession schedule was appointed? What is there to do?

The parents get whatever the parties agree to, and failing that whatever the order provides. There is no one month summer visitation absent...

I am a US citizen and moved to Canada to get married in 2007. I recently have moved back to Texas and my husband wants a divorce

It doesn't matter where the children were born. What matters for Texas law is where they have resided for the last six months. For you to file...