I think what you're basically asking is whether you should pursue full physical custody of the child, and it seems, based on mother's conduct, that...

Just give it a few brief moments of thought - does that even sound remotely fair? Hint: the answer is no. But! If his name is on any of her...

Go to the courthouse today (assuming you know where she filed) and get a copy of the paperwork. Then do some googling, find one that looks good...

No. The IRS does not consider education benefits or the associated stipend as income, and therefore it does not meet the family code section 4058...

Easy questions are my favorite! The duty to pay support typically ends when a child turns 18 and graduates high school. If they're still in high...

Was she actually granted a DVRO and if so, for what duration? A temporary order, if that’s what she has right now, does not raise the 3044...

Without a court order, assuming you must have one since you mention he has “sole legal and physical custody” he could arguably haul you back into...

You could file contempt, but it isn’t a cheap process. You’re leaving out important information about how you lost all custody, but that’s OK for...

It sounds like you need a forensic accountant and need to have your attorney subpoena all of his bank and business records, perhaps pursue contempt...

Quite honestly, it doesn't really matter, and it isn't worth your time/effort/money (if you have an attorney, but it doesn't appear you do) to file...

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