Hi, I was served and received the citation and petition for divorce. Must I answer or can I still file a waiver of citation?

Get an Answer on file before you get a default judgment entered against you. You have no business representing yourself. Contested means you are...

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My spouse signed a waiver or service,does that mean he waived his right to sign the final decree,or does he still have to sign?

What the waiver does totally depends upon what the waiver says. They are not all the same. Some just take the place of service, but the person...

Divorce and 401k

It makes sense. If the loan was used for community expenses it should be deducted first, before the 401k is divided. That account should be...

Can I change my daughter's name to my married last name without my husband having to adopt her?

Yes. You can file a Petition for Name Change but he is entitled to notice of the proceedings. The father not being on the birth certificate...

My ex wife has a court order to be moved into her own place back in December of 2013. She is still living in the same place

I don't know -- but there are some reasons for quick action due to the 25 pound weight gain alone. My guess is that your daughter is either...

Can a parent sign his rights away without mother conscent

You don't get to sign away your rights because you don't want to pay child support and let the tax payers support your child. The State won't let...

Can I go after my biological father for back child support myself?

No that claim belongs to your mother. However, if there are past due amounts as a resukt of an order the attorney general may still be able to...

In TX can motion to modify (increase) court ordered spousal maintenance AND child support be filed,

I don't see a provision for increase of spousal maintenance in the family code. Section 8.057 states that it can be reduced upon showing a...

How do I get a court order for a car title that was left to no one, no will two kids?

This appears to be a Probate Law question.

If you don't have a pending Court case, or a Court order saying you can't, you can.

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