You can have him served where ever he can be located. Considering that he is out-of-state, you should call the clerk's in the state and county where he resides to see who normally serves documen
B.H.F., Member, Texas State Bar
answered 4 months ago
It's a contract, but it's not necessarily pivotal in the family law case. The judge SHOULD disregard it unless she files a separate cause of action for breach of contract in a different court.&n
I agree with the previous answer. The only thing to add is that if there were written or oral promises--you may have a shot at getting supported by filing a civil law suit. However, it's a
You should open a new IRA in your own name, take that Court order into the financial institution and transfer your interst into your new IRA account. It doesn't really matter if you wait or do i
Yes, you are liable. If she went out tomorrow and bought a Ferrari, the community would be liable for that debt. See the following code sections as a reference:
Family Code § 900 et