You might talk to her attorney and/or the mediator and see if they will let you attend mediation with her for emotional support. However if you...

I would encourage you to sit down with an experienced family law attorney in your county that knows how the judge tends to rule in similar...

You need to follow the court order. If you don't understand it, pay an attorney for an hour of their time for them to explain all the ins and outs...

She needs to look up and print out her child support payment record. It will show if there is still some past-due child support still owed. If so,...

In Texas, adultery is one ground for an at fault divorce. So if you can prove adultery (and the judge cares - many don't) then you might have a...

Spouse support in Texas is not automatic. Since you've been married around 10 years then if you wife qualifies she might receive some support after...

I guess that I'm going to disagree with Attorney Hicks. In Texas you can use any name you want. You are not required to take your husband's...

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Lowering your child support will be up to the judge your case is assigned to. I had a case where a man making $200,000 a year decided to quit and...

I would hire a family law attorney that knows how the judge tends to rule in similar cases. Sole custody is rare in Texas, however, if dad is in...

You truly need an attorney. First, hopefully you did your prenuptial agreement so that it's legal in Texas. If not done properly, then the...