You may. It depends on several factors, such as whether the house is community or separate and whether either party reserved or waived a rental...

Something that I do not need adequately explained is that the State does not represent you, they represent the child(ren). They also have hundreds...

The short answer is yes, though it could be complicated and depends on a number of factors. A signature on a birth certificate, when not supported...

No, you cannot waive child support; however, you can file a motion to have child support suspended because the mother is secreting the child(ren)...