Given the information you provided, you may be able to assert tort claims against your husband in addition to seeking a disproportionate share of...

That depends. Has this “agreement” been made part of the final order or decree signed by a judge. If so, how long ago was the order or decree...

A lot depends on whether or not the Final Decree of Divorce or other applicable court order contains a geographic restriction. I would urge you to...

Whether or not it’s “okay,” you won’t get anywhere with this without competent legal representation. I would urge you to consult with a family law...

The clerk of the court where the divorce or annulment was rendered should be able to provide you with a certified copy of the decree for a small fee.

Since you’re residing in the residence, no one can remove you unless you are ordered to vacate the residence by court order. Your wife may be able...

In Texas, if your ex recorded telephone calls that he was a party to, that’s perfectly legal. Similarly, he has the right to photograph your house...

The cost of your effort to lift the geographic restriction will depend entirely on the level of litigation that occurs. If the father agrees to...

That should be specified in the court order. I suggest that you take the order to a family law attorney to determine your rights and options.

I doubt that your ex-husband’s failure to enter a forwarding order would be, in itself, a violation of the protective order. Unless it’s...