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If the time comes to end a marriage or domestic partnership in the state of Texas, there are two options: Either a divorce or an annulment. Both accomplish the same general goal, to bring an end to the partnership. But there are many significant differences between a...
Information about the child's schooling decisions often becomes a point of contention because the parent with primary physical custody assumes they have the right to make all of them. Fortunately, Texas state laws protect your right as a parent and permit you to...
If you're going through a divorce in Texas, then you could expect various emotions that you'll deal with as well as the physical changes that can take place in your home. However, there are financial issues that are often associated with this phase of life as well....
Most Texas married couples do not easily come to the conclusion that they want a divorce. If you’re considering going this route, you must ask yourself certain questions beforehand. Do you want to save the marriage? Ending your marriage is not something to take...
Substance abuse can become the reason for a family’s separation. When a parent in Texas is dealing with substance abuse and is involved in a custody dispute, they might be concerned about being separated from their child. However, in many cases, the court wants to...
Figuring out child custody will be one of the primary concerns when parents divorce. The idea that each parent will no longer be present for the day-to-day happenings in their child’s life is often one of the most painful adjustments parents have to make. However,...
When you're in the middle of a child custody case in Texas, you might find that your children experience emotions that they can't describe. There could be a financial strain, depression, and fear that your children feel throughout the process of determining which...
Life after divorce brings with it many considerations. From a financial perspective, newly divorced persons likely don’t want to struggle, and many would prefer to embrace financial independence. How both parties engage in settlement negotiations may impact their...
After a divorce, Texas parents will need to continue co-parenting their children. A parenting plan that goes beyond the basic schedule and addresses a wide range of concerns can help ensure a successful transition. The core of the parenting plan The center of any...
As a community property state, Texas views all property acquired during a marriage as equally owned. Courts will opt for a 50/50 split of property when a couple divorces. There are a few exceptions to this. Property that you owned before marriage is your individual...