I filed for uncontested divorce , due to discovered evidence of an affair I want to change to an 'at'fault' nothing is final

You can change it, however as the others answered it is probably not going to make a difference. You should at least talk to an attorney about...

Can I refuse visitation with joint custody?

You should always follow the court order. However, if you allow your child to be in a harmful situation you can also get in some trouble for that....

Changes to Possession or Access (Visitation)

Those are both viable options. It will depend on which one of those choices you two agree to.

What can I do to finalize my divorce?

There are many attorneys who offer limited scope representation. They don't have to represent you in all aspects of the divorce. For instance you...

Do I have to get an attorney so the father can sign away his rights?

Yes, you will need to hire a private attorney to help you with this. The attorney general will not provide this service. It is good that your...

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Do I need to file for divorce or annulment?

From the facts presented it appears that you would need to file for divorce and not annulment if you want to end your marriage. Of course this...

My sister-in-law is dating a lawyer. the lawyer has talked my father-in-law into writing his will.

You father-in-law gets to choose his own attorney, if he has capacity to do so. If he doesn't have the capacity to choose his own attorney then he...

Terminate parental rights in texas

Remember when children are involved the courts don't really care that "it is the best thing to do for both parties" the judge will do what is in...

In the state of Tecas does contractual alimony end if it is not stated at all In the agreement upon remarriage?

The question states that it is not stated at all in the agreement, but further down you state that you did include a clause for remarriage. I am...

Does my father( non-custodial parent) still have to pay child support after my mother (custodial parent) passed away?

Get a copy of the last order and read it carefully. The money would be owed to your estate and the administrator or executor of that estate...