How do I go about enforcing a decree w/o an attorney, in TX?

Question

When I was married I was a stay-home mom/military wife. Because of his credit, me and my husband put everything in my name (5 credit cards, vehicles, etc). In the decree I put that he was ordered to pay 2 of the credit cards and refinance the truck into his name ASAP. I gave him 18months to pay off credit cards. He now lives out-of-state, is remarried, and has two more kids by 2 different mothers. He refuses to pay any of the debt, and the 18months is up next month. I have very (no) money to spend on an attorney and need some overall advise. If anyone has any suggestions relating to any of this, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Answer 1

You can always call legal aid in your area of texas, they should be able to help. I know when we had to get an attorney in the Houston area, I found one that took payments and that helped a lot....email me @ [e-mail] with any questions you have.

Answer 2

Without an attorney, I do not know how you could have this enforced.

This may be a pain in the rear - but you can sue him in small claims court.

Good luck.

Answer 3

i don't think you can without an atty... you can always call one and ask... the call is free..... i would call the atty who handled your divorce and ask.............