You need 2 things: 1) The deed must be clear that you are acquiring the house as your separate property and 2) a postnuptial agreement signed by...

You get divorced where you live. U.S. states have residency requirements and you probably don’t meet them. If you are dividing U.S. retirement, get...

If the postnup was properly prepared and executed it's likely enforceable. TX law makes it difficult to set aside a properly prepared and executed...

If your case is active, file a motion for drug testing, set it for hearing, give notice to the other side’s lawyer or the person if they have no...

You need a deed prepared by a lawyer because it depends on when you bought the house, what funds were used, and what's on the current deed.

The deed and divorce decree count, not who paid the taxes, unless your ex bought it at a foreclosure sale. Just paying taxes does not change...

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You may refuse. If you need assistance, speak with your school counselor.

Your situation is too complex to answer here. Temporary orders do not automatically become final. Mediation and trial will occur before the final...

You need not move. He can’t make you. The house is community property and he cannot sell without your signature or a judge’s order. Hire a lawyer.