You will have to pay child support and maybe temporary alimony, If you really want a divorce call an attorney and get a consultation . Once all...

He may be a party to the aggravated assault, He needs to retain a lawyer,

It is usually 10 percent . It would be about $200,00..

You need a attorney to prepare a QDRO>

If it comes back positive for drugs you could be charged, Have a bondman in that county look for warrants,

Call the ADA and they should be able to tell you,

There is not much you can do if the DA refuses charges , You could call the news and see if they will cover the story. Also if a new Da is ever...

Use the ten years if you held you were common law married,

Retain a lawyer and they will file a Motion to substitute.

If your ages are 3 years apart than he has a defense . Don't be surprised if they don't accept charges