As for the restraining order, it would probably depend on why you felt you needed the restraining order against her. Has she harmed or threatened to harm you? Or do you just want to be single again? As for the children, I can't see any judge giving you a restraining order against them, and may even let the wife take out a restraining order on you for trying to kick her and your innocent children out on the street. That could be considered child abuse, child endangerment or at the very least, neglect.
As for filing for divorce, anyone can do that at any time. And keep in mind, you will have to pay child support whether you choose to visit your kids or not. Although, if they are your stepchildren, then you shouldn't have to pay child support on them but, depending on the laws in Texas, you may have to pay spousal support (alimony).
To obtain a divorce from a husband with a restraining order, you can file for divorce in your state, usually in the family court. Include the restraining order information in your filing, as it may affect how the divorce proceedings are handled. If you don't know his whereabouts, you may need to serve him through alternative methods, such as publication in a local newspaper or through a designated agent, depending on your state's laws. It's advisable to consult with a lawyer who specializes in family law for guidance tailored to your situation.
Stay with friends or relatives who will keep watch over the child at all times. Obtain a restraining order. Obtain temporary sole custody. Consult an attorney.
Yes.
Yes you can refuse. I don't know who is trying to force you to get a restraining order against your husband, but restraining orders are for the benefit of the people who obtain them, so if you don't think you need one, then no one has the right to force you to get one. Of course, if your husband is actually a violent person who is dangerous to you, then it would be in your interests to get a restraining order. But that is for you to decide.
It is not possible of obtain a divorce without the knowledge of any one of the couples.
The wife must obtain a divorce.
Nothing prevents you from doing that, if there is cause and the court agrees.
You should notify the new "wife" that your husband is already married. His second marriage is not valid until you and he obtain a divorce.
Yes. No matter which of the two countries you were married in, you are married until one of you dies or you get a judgment of divorce signed by a judge. You can still divorce your husband, even if he lives in a foreign country. You can still divorce your husband, even if you cannot find him. You cannot legally remarry until you obtain a divorce.
· Mubarah - husband and wife agree between themselves to terminate the marriage· Khul - when wife can obtain a divorce against her husband for having a genuine grievance against him by returning her marriage gift
If you are already a citizen, your citizenship will be retained even if you get a divorce. If you are asking, "How long before a foreign bride can divorce her husband and obtain citizenship?", then the answer is not certain. It depends if you are currently a permanent resident or not. You can check more details at www.ezvisa.us
It depends on the state you reside.