Final hearing of divorce and an agreement was made in front of the judge.

The answer is yes, however, your ex may not be able to be held in contempt, yet. I would ask the court to sign the order as quickly as possible....

Can I ask for another mediation/hearing, I dont agree with the final decree and I do not want to sign What can I do

If you signed a final mediation agreement (in other words, it was not for temporary orders) then under current law the court is required to sign a...

Question about domestic violence and child visitation.

First, you need to be concerned about reducing the possibility of child abduction. There are many red flags here that would cause me to want to...

My ex husband has decided he does not need to provide the support payments he agreed to in the divorce decree.

If your husband was ordered to pay spousal support, then you may be able to enforce it, but you will need to have an attorney do this for you. It...

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Do I need a Family Law Attorney or a Mediator?

Well, one option might be to call the police. It sounds like your daughter was 15 when she conceived and her boyfriend was 21. That's a problem....

Can my sister's husband legally take stuff from her and/or kick her out of their home?

No, he cannot throw her out of her home and he cannot take her stuff. That doesn't mean that he won't, but he doesn't have a right to do this. If...

I want to set an agreement with my husband that we dont go to trial,can i write in settlement i be covered by his health insura

You will be able to be covered under your husband's policy by COBRA for any where from 6 months to 18 months depending on what your husband's...

Divorce+ health insurance

If your divorce has been granted and you have a final order that is more than 30 days old, then you cannot change anything about the order...

Debt in divorce?

Regardless of what the law is, I think any judge would be highly suspension of the claim that you husband is threatening to make. In fact, I would...

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The Texas law does not allow children to be placed in a position of choosing between parents. Under Texas law, at the age of 12, a parent can ask...