Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

Re: reply from attorney edgardo baez san antonio tx not very clear

His income will be based on the evidence shown to the judge. It's not as black and white as you want it to be right now. He "says" his income is $93K now. How convenient. My clearest and best advice to you is to get a lawyer right away. The longer you wait, the tougher it gets. No money? Talk to the lawyer about getting your soon-to-be ex-spouse to pay. Sometimes a good lawyer can make that happen. Wouldn't that be nice. Good Luck.

Re: reply from attorney edgardo baez san antonio tx not very clear

Sounds like you want a black and white answer to your question and it would be speculative from any attorney to answer that. On the other hand, depending on the evidence presented to the court, the court will make a ruling in relation to child support, spousal maintenance and other issues that may be at play. You need to obtain an attorney to help you get the best possible outcome for you.

Re: reply from attorney edgardo baez san antonio tx not very clear

As to child support and possible spousal support, there are upper limits to what you can get. At either income, it's very close to being maxed out. To get more than the max, you have to show specific need and it's not that easy.

You really, really need to talk to a good family law attorney as soon as possible.