Your question is too vague to answer. If a child was born during a marriage, the husband is the presumed father of the child unless his paternity is disestablished and the paternity of the biological father is established in a paternity action. The spouse's final decree of divorce could... View More

First, you need to hire an attorney who handles divorce cases in Tarrant County.

Since a restraining order was included with the citation served upon you, it will show a court date for a hearing for 'temporary orders" in your divorce case. This is almost always within two weeks... View More

Yes, you can send it via email. The other spouse can sign it and send it back to you.

You can use the US Mail.

In most circumstances, weddings rings are gifts that belong to the recipient as his or her separate property.

In rare circumstances involving family heirlooms, an argument can be made that they are conditional upon the continuation of the marriage.

Under Texas law, if your husband marries another woman while still being married to you, this is considered bigamy. Bigamy is illegal in Texas and constitutes a criminal offense under the Texas Penal Code § 25.01.

To answer your specific question:

Bigamy: If your husband is legally... View More

Not successfully if your attorney included the normal provision in your final decree of divorce that requires your ex-wife to sign a power of attorney to transfer motor vehicle title.

Even though you are married, you can file what is called a Suit Affecting Parent-Child Relationship (SAPCR), without filing for divorce. In that suit, the court can order visitation as well as child support and decision-making rights. If you do not have the funds for this, you can ask the... View More

Because court documents are electronically filed, you should probably just edit the source document before submitting it electronically for filing. You may encounter difficulty with the court clerks trying to file a paper petition with liquid paper or tape on it.

Some attorneys will review the paperwork for an hourly fee. However, that would only be worth it if you agreed to the terms. If you do not agree to the terms, you would have to take your case before a judge to decide. That will cost substantially more money.

If you were to file for divorce, you could ask for temporary spousal support to help pay bills similar to what is going on now. I am not sure how long you have been married, so I am not sure if spousal maintenance after the divorce is on the table. If you have been married longer than 10 years,... View More

If a divorce was granted without proper service of process, you have only four years from the date of the divorce decree to file what is called a bill of review to challenge the decree. Particularly when you mention things like child custody and child support, most people would learn of the... View More

I recommend that she open a new bank account at a different bank in her sole name and notify SSA to send her SS payments to the new account.

If she lacks the ability to work and earn sufficient income to provide for her reasonable minimum needs, she may be able to get an award of spousal... View More

An answer contains allegations, not evidence. If they make an allegation in their answer which is not true, prove that it is not true at any hearing or trial using evidence.

You can get divorced and include in your divorce decree a provision that he has a set period of time to refinance or the house will be sold. At the time of refinance or sale, you can specify how much you are to receive. You will want to include an owelty lien and have him sign a deed of trust to... View More

In a divorce, neither spouse is automatically entitled to any part of money paid in on a mortgage.

With respect to real property acquired by a spouse during the marriage, the property will likely be determined to be the community property of the spouses and will be subject to a "just... View More

You can file a divorce proceeding against your husband and include these claims in your divorce proceeding. You should contact an experienced attorney who practices in the area of family law or divorce in or near the county where you and your husband live.

You don't mention exactly... View More

It depends on the facts and circumstances existing at the time of your divorce. During a divorce, all property you and your spouse own is part of the marital estate and is presumed to be community property until you prove by clear and convincing evidence that such property is your separate... View More

If you are unable to pay the car loan, your ex-wife can pay it and then file a lawsuit for indemnity against you for whatever she is required to pay on the car note. If your ex-wife fails to pay the car note and the lender repossesses and sells it, your ex-wife can sue you for whatever amount the... View More

No, it shouldn't delay the divorce.