The other attorney is correct. The moment you turn 18 you are an adult in Texas. Therefore the agreements your parents made no longer apply to you....

Do what the other 2 attorneys said. If you talk to him, let him know that since you are still married that he cannot do this. In fact, the judge...

In the past I’ve hired live-in caregivers for my family and friends. I have never expected the person to pay for rent, utilities or food. Plus, $9...

You need to be sure he receives a copy of all documents you file at court house. It’s your responsibility. You might need to rules of the court...

Look on the website www.texaslawhelp.org and look under "forms" for an Answer. You will need to modify the form. There is no counter-petition...

I agree with the other attorney. Anyone that shows up must take a DNA test to try to establish paternity. If you are married, it's easier than...

Yes he can reduce the amount he pays. It will go from 25% to 22.5% - not much of a savings. BUT before he files to modify his child support he...

Your wife will need her own attorney to assist her in reviewing the post nuptial. And a judge is still free to void the post nuptial agreement...

It appears you live in Harris County. There are many fine family law attorneys in Harris County. The situation you describe is not...

Divorce, child custody and child support are issues that states control. Each state has different laws for the residents of their state regarding...