Can my fiancé file for divorce while he is in prison?

Yes he can. He might even be able to file directly from prison through e-file if computers and internet are available to him in prison. Good luck!

How long does a child have to reside in a county to be considered a resident of that county?

6 months at time of filing the modification petition.

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No certificate of service-StBEx refused to sign-help! What to do?

All you need to do is set it for another motion to sign hearing, serve him with the motion, and if he refuses to sign again or doesn't show up to...

Cant i keep my daughter away from my baby father girlfriend since she said fu** me and fu** my daughter?

You can possibly get an injunction against the father that prohibits him from allowing the child to be around his paramour, but the court has no...

A judge cannot force you to liquidate or put a lien on post-divorce property that was not part of the divorce settlement. But a judge can hold you...

How do I file a Petition To Modify? Does it Cost? Who do I file it with? Who do I notify?

If you are trying to get your child support obligation lowered, you can see if the Brownsville AG office will assist you in filing the modification...

How to do a social study when parents live in different states

It sounds like you will need to retain a qualified evaluator who actually is willing to travel. They are out there, but they'll of course expect...

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What is the likelihood of my ex getting 50/50 custody?

It is VERY unlikely he will get a Judge to award him 50/50. The Texas Family Code presumes that a TX SPO is in the best interest of the child upon...

How would parenting plan settle If I live in Montana and the babys father lives in Texas and I do not know the father well?

You will need to get his paternity established legally before you can start addressing potential visitation and child support. Once you and the...

Can I request full custody of my son?

Depends on what you interpret "full custody" to mean. If you are thinking in terms of eliminating his visitation and rights of access, it's still...

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