In almost all situations, an employee can make an early withdrawal from their 401k plan to pay a mediation fee in a pending divorce case. It happens all the time.

Good luck trying to prove your 401k plan will not allow you to make an early withdrawal under such circumstances.

If you file for divorce, are unable to provide for your reasonable minimum needs, and are actively seeking employment that will provide you enough income to provide for your reasonable minimum needs, you are eligible for spousal maintenance (alimony) under the facts stated.

You are not still married. You are divorced. Given how much time has passed, you cannot do anything about your ex-husband lying to the court. You may, however, be able to correct your name on your divorce decree by hiring an attorney to file a motion for judgment nunc pro tunc.

If you chose to record a declaration of common law marriage instead of getting a marriage license, you can and should file for divorce under the circumstances you describe. You have two years from the date you stopped living together as spouses to file. From your description, that sounds like it... Read more »

You will not lose your rights as a homeowner. However, in my professional experience, in the event of a divorce proceeding, a spouse who has voluntarily moved out of the marital residence is rarely awarded temporary use and possession of the marital residence during the pendency of the divorce... Read more »

Retain a lawyer, Yiu may be able to get temporary spousal support until you can return to work, The service not be good but I cant tell you for sure without looking at the file..

A post nupt agreement is what you need,

Retain a lawyer and have your day in court, He has to prove the allegations . His word alone is not enough

It means those types of debts must be paid by the Husband if they are associated with property awarded to the Husband.

For example, taxes owed on a parcel of real estate that has been awarded to the Husband must be paid by the Husband.

A lien against a motor vehicle that has been... Read more »

There is no central place for him to look for all charges. He will have to contact each county that he thinks he has pending charges. Many counties have websites where this information can be obtained. If the county does not have a website with this info, he can call the county clerk, district... Read more »

File a Motion to Compel the missing discovery,

In divorce proceedings, it is usually required that the spouses exchange a sworn Inventory & Appraisement early in the case. A form is available in Section 7 of Volume 1 of the Texas Family Law Practice Manual (3rd ed). Your County Law Library should carry this Manual. The librarian can help... Read more »

In my experience, the most common ways are for the spouse to use the business entity to purchase and own assets which are unrelated to any legitimate business purpose of the entity and for the spouse to cause the business entity to retain earnings that the spouse is entitled to for providing... Read more »

Take Cash or open bank accounts without your knowledge,

If the temporary orders were made by an Associate Judge, you should file a proper and timely objection to the specific parts of the order which with you disagree and promptly set it for hearing before the district judge.

Have your lawyer correct this. It may cause you issues in the future, The good news is you are divorced.

He can have a Will or Trust drafted in his name detailing his wishes. Whatever interest he owns in the home after the outcome of the divorce can transfer to you upon his death.

If his wife retains or it is determined she owns an interest in the home, she may be able to live in the home... Read more »

File for divorce. If he reports you he is reporting himself too. He sounds like a jerk.

The answer depends on the current state of your case, the court it is in, and the particular facts and circumstances of your specific situation.

The first and most important thing you can do is hire an attorney with experience in family law.