Well, to start with, there is no "we" here. There's your boyfriend, who is the father, and there's his ex, who is the mother. You are not actually...

Honestly, you need to ask this question of a Virginia lawyer because that's where both the child and mother are, and likely where they intend to...

You don't seem to understand what a Restraining Order is for. It's just a piece of paper. It will not magically keep him from abusing other people....

The problem is, you could still technically be informally (common law) married. Did you have a marriage ceremony? Did you live together after that?...

Honestly, you might consider talking to an accountant about this, especially since you haven't started the divorce yet. And yes, to my knowledge (I...

You could do what Ms. Brown suggested, and that would probably work, although I've never seen someone do it. You could also just have him served,...

Sadly, this is not an annulment situation. You can only get annulments in specific situations, and this isn't one of them. You are going to have to...

Actually, as with so many legal questions, the answer is "it depends." In this case, it depends on if you file in Texas if you meet the residency...

Once someone turns 18, their parents' court orders regarding child custody no longer apply to them. She is now an adult under the law. She should...

If you are married, what you should file is a divorce, and the SAPCR is automatically part of the divorce. A SAPCR is what you file, generally,...