…adding that he is not her “ex” husband as apparently no divorce has been filed. If she meets the minimum statutory requirements (six-month...

…not unless you reach an agreement with the entity to whom you owe it: either the other parent or the State for reimbursement of welfare benefits.

If you have just separated (one of you telling the other of you that you want a divorce and of course now living apart) then his current income is...

Anybody can sue anybody; the key is whether you will win. It seems you have evidence of the loans and the promise to pay but you will have a...

With what package? Did you submit a Judgment package or a Petition for Dissolution? If both parties agree that the prenup is valid, then they can...

He will not win for the reason he states; however, if he has had a substantial change of financial circumstances, he might get a reduction if he...

…adding that as long as she used separate (not community) funds - and it is likely that her parents provided the downpayment, and may or may not...

Since the injury occurred prior to marriage, any settlement received is your separate property. If you receive the funds prior to separation,...

When you request a continuance, the court must reissue the original DVTRO for the protection of Petitioner until the date of the continued...

Do not submit it as an ex parte (unless the appointment would prevent immediate irremedial harm to the children which is unlikely ) and the court...