If I am made the "home-parent" in my divorce, would I still have to pay child support?

I am not exactly clear on what you mean by "home parent." This is not a legal term that is found in the Texas Family Code. You really should talk...

In the State of Texas is it required to be put on child support when getting divorced?

Inevitably agreements like the one you propose generally don't stand the test of time. In the beginning both sides are attracted to this agreement...

Attorney general

It may take several months before a case is actually filed by the Office of the Attorney General after you contact them. It is much quicker to use...

This question leans more to the opposing side.

If you are not working with an attorney then you really should be. There are actions you can take within the divorce process to put in some legal...

Can more than one modification to the decree be ruled on at the same time?

Technical questions like yours are very fact specific. You really need to consult with an attorney to discuss the specifics of your situation to...

If both parents are illegal who gets the custody of the child who also is illegal and The child is living with the father

You need to consult with an attorney as soon as possible. As a parent you have rights and have some say. I highly suggest you consult with an...

My decree states I am responsible for the Medical Insurance for my kids and half the medical exp. Does that include dental?

Typically a Court order will specify that orthodontics are included. However, having said that, I do not know if your decree does. You need to...

The biggest difference is obviously who makes decisions. In a jury trial questions of fact are to be decided by jury panel. In a bench trial your...

Child support?

I agree with the other responses. Your ex most likely doesn't want to use lawyers because he doesn't want you to know what the Court might order. ...

What is my legal obligation?

Child support has to be paid until it terminates as set forth in the order for support. In a typical Texas order that means until the child...