A mediation is not enough. Hopefully a final decree was signed by the judge that makes it enforceable. So you truly need to take all your paperwork...

Most decrees with more than one child include a "step down" provision when the first child either turns 18 or graduates high school, whichever is...

I would encourage you to look on www.texaslawhelp.org for information and forms for TX divorces. If you have not had him served with the...

Do everything Attorney Laster said. I would also file a police report and use the number the police give you to lend credibility with the credit...

Since the home was purchased prior to marriage, it's his separate property. But all community money used to enhance his separate property will be...

In Harris County, you probably have to mediate your case and both of you sign a MEDIATED SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT that is then filed with the District...

In Texas, if either spouse wants a divorce then a divorce will occur. You do not need her permission to file for divorce. A divorce must be on...

Usually an order remains in effect until changed by modification by a judge or the children age out (18 in Texas) but I'm not licensed in Utah or...

You need to do research about TX divorces. Below are some possible resources for you: Google "family law attorney" and your zip code for someone...

If your spouse controls all the money, some judges will order him to pay all or part of your legal fees. You might do some research and consider...