Any attorneys with exp and a good understanding of UCCJEA to help with a Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Personal Jurisdiction?

UCCJEA gives the original court jurisdiction until the court agrees to move the case. Your facts are compelling but not dispositive... you'll need...

Company cancelled my insurance and closed my claim before I got my repairs done. I have never filed a claim with them before.

Just because they closed the claim does not mean that they won't open it again. You have a first-person policy and they have a duty to indemnify...

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My husbands father passed away 2 months ago he had taken out a life insurance policy on my husband, it has cash value how do we

It's possible that the life insurance is not mentioned in the will. You'll need to contact the insurance company directly. If only 2 months ago...

What consequences might I come across if i were to gain access to former residence to retrieve mine and my sons belongings?

Sue him in JP Court for conversion of the items. You could fill out the paperwork and let him see it before you file.

If you file your taxes as married would that be considered married or common law married?

You should get a divorce. You might want to read this: http://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/common-law-marriage-in-texas

Our daughter was married in Texas to guy living in Washington D.C. How can she move back to Texas with 5 yr baby born in D.C?

She might not be able to move that easily. If the baby has been with either parent in DC for 6 months then the case is going to be heard there....

Im renting a room and the person im renting from will only accept cash because she wants to call me a guest not a tenant.

Depends what you want to do. You could make a case that you are a tenant and eviction would require statutory notice.

If my ex is not keeping her end of the deal in a mediation regarding medical support...

You need to file something with the court. It is possible that the state will get involved now that state funds are supporting the child.

You (your boyfriend) might run into a problem with the insurance company. Your ex is likely the only person who would ever bring the matter before...

Divorce and Tax Implications

You really need your own attorney in this. There are likely a few pitfalls you haven't thought to consider.