You are a resident of Texas in the United States; therefore, you should be divorced in Texas in the United States. Texas has jurisdiction over the...

Nothing unless she pleads it and does it right. The house is your separate property. She would have to plead and prove her estate is entitled to...

In Texas, the refund is community property. So, yes, half belongs to you absent agreement to the contrary.

With respect, I don’t see a question. Please repost. Thank you. Or, you could call. Either way. That’s great that you all are so amicable. ...

No. Not if you’re diligent with the Court Orders. If she stays, get an emergency court date which are generally available within two weeks.

Legally, it is not an addendum. As a lay person, I would not try to change a court order myself. You can hire an attorney just to do the order and...

If I were you, I would not confuse the governmental agency. Once paternity is established, you’re gonna change the child’s name anyway so it’ll be...

He should immediately file for a TRO to prevent the move. If it’s already happened, a Motion for Enforcement. Do it quickly.

I cannot think of a way to protect your assets absent a divorce or a postnuptial agreement. See a lawyer right away.

Do a ten day notice letter and submit the Order for signature. You will need a wage waithholding order, Austin forms, child support form.