You have a few options that will involve hiring an attorney and going through the courts to either get reimbursed or sell and divide the money...

Should I sue my attorney now ?

Start here : http://www.texasbar.com/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Home Make sure the person is an attorney. If not, you may have other problems.

I am in the Army, I was on TDY, and when I returned it was an envelope on my desk. With a divorce petition. Is this serving me

At the top of the petition, on the opposite side of your name, will be the court information. ( for instance: Jane Doe, plaintiff v. John Doe,...

My mother passed and her estate was probated. The judge granted the case september 25, 2014 . Still no distribution

(You might want to re-post this as a CA question.)

Missed court and a judge hasnt ruled how much im supposed to pay for my tickets can a warrant officer make me pay w/o seeing jud

Yes. In all likelihood the 500 is for your new charge - failure to appear.

Stolen car was found after 30-day recovery period, but before all the paperworks were finalized.

What does the policy say? You might want to take your policy and all claim documents to an attorney for review.

When involved in a traffic collision with an officer (even if he/she was also at fault), what are consequences for title holder?

You really haven't explained enough here. Consequences for title holder - to what , the car that the spouse was driving? Is the title holder a lien...

Can i file abandoment charges on my sons dad he has not been around since she was born in 2009 or paid any child support

There is legal action you can take. "Abandonment Charges" is probably not what you want to do. You should talk to an attorney. Texas law is...

Who has legal ownership, a lien holder that holds the title, but did not record the lien or the person that have bill of sale?

It would seem that at the moment there could be a dispute in title with the presumption of ownership going toward the possessor. If the dealer...

I was told that texas changed the law, and a child can choose who they want to live with.

Until the child turns 18, the court decides and court decrees have to be followed. At age 12, the child's opinion becomes more important to the...