I want to file for divorce my wife lives in a different state than me

As long as you can serve her and you have been in texas for at least 6 month and in the county that you file for at least 90 days, it shouldnt be a...

You can At anytime. The only requirement is that you have tried to talk with the otherside anout it first.

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Custodial parent requesting a weekend during noncustodial visitation summer month.

Be sure to read your order and thst your notice to your ex was in the form allowed (email, mailed, faxed, etc.). If it was, he doesnt have to...

How to expedite divorce process?

If you have filed, had your spouse served and it has been 60 days since you filed. You may be able to file for an expediated hearing. However, if...

I owned my home (homestead) outright prior to marriage, after marriage I quitclaimed deeded my property to my husband and myself

Contact an attorney to review the deed and circumstances of its filing. I would contact a family law attorney first and then a probate attorney.

Possibility of Annulment?

He would most likely not ve able to prove fraud in this scenario and a divorce would be the way to dissolve the marriage. I would recommend that...

Summer Possession

Most orders say notice has to be sent or given by in which you would have done. Most do not say notice should be received by. Read your order to...

Child custody

If you and your ex sign an Affidavit of Paternity with the Attorney General's office you will become the presumed father of your client and you...

I'm looking for a child custody attorney that I can afford to help my granddaughter. I am a senior on a fixed income, in Houston

hire an attorney and have them file an answer to the case the attorney general filed. Be sure to include a denial of paternity. Then have the...

Do stepparents have the same rights as parents in state of Texas during ROFR? Can the kids stay with stepparents in ROFR?

You need to be careful when you add rights to third parties into you decree. I would suggest that you contact an attorney and discuss this issue...