Dallas, TX asked in Child Custody, Child Support and Divorce for Texas

Q: My husband has filed for divorce. He is very controlling Abusive financially Verbally mentally and emotionally.

I live in Texas. Only work 4hours a day 5 days a week. Expects me to pay bills which i have been in past but not anymore since he purchased a brand new 2022 car while being behind on our mortgage. Also INCOME TAX REFUND GOES TO HIS SAVINGS WITHOUT ME HAVING ANY SAY SO IN THAT OR CHILD TAX CREDIT. I NEED A LAWYER TO FIGHT MY RIGHTS. AND LAUGHS AT ME SAYING WHO WILL SUPPORT ME NOW. ABD BLAMES ME FOR INFIDELITY IN GRAPHIC WORDS. WHEN HE WAS THE ONE AND BLAMES ACCUSES EVERUTHING ON ME. I NEED HELP I HAVE 3 KIDS BUT 2 UNDER 18

PLEASE

1 Lawyer Answer
Penny Wymyczak-White
Penny Wymyczak-White
Answered
  • Divorce Lawyer
  • Houston, TX
  • Licensed in Texas

A: You need to move in with relatives with your kids if you can. Get a full time job. File for divorce and request child support and alimony.

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