In order for you to obtain a divorce in Texas, only one of you must be domiciled in Texas for at least 6 months and a resident of the Texas county...

I suggest that you immediately hire a family law attorney to handle reinstatement and finalization of your divorce case. It won’t be free, but...

If you’re seeing this in the court online record or something like that, it doesn’t necessarily mean you’re divorced. It simply means the case has...

You need to get a court order to that effect. For that, you’ll need a family law attorney, and quickly. Consult with your attorney to determine...

Under Texas Family Code section 6.406, if there are children born of the marriage, the suit for divorce must be joined with a suit affecting the...

Given that the divorce cannot be finalized until after the birth of your wife’s unborn child, you could seek temporary orders granting you custody...

It’s impossible to advise you on an online forum, especially since this is a legally complicated matter. I would urge you to consult with a family...

I don’t see how a parent facilitator would have standing to seek modification as a party. However, one party could call the facilitator as a...

What your ex-wife “believes” is irrelevant. You should consult with a family law attorney to obtain a court order establishing your rights.

Your question involves some highly complicated matters way beyond the scope of what can be answered on an online forum. I suggest that you discuss...