Aledo, Texas, Family Law Blog

Texas uses community property standards to divide assets and debts when a couple divorces. If you live in the state and have separated from your spouse, familiarity with these laws can help you come to a fair agreement.  Review these Texas property division...

When you have a Texas child support arrangement in place, the paying parent has an obligation to make those payments in full unless the order undergoes modification. Certain life circumstances may warrant a review of your existing child support order. However, your...

Everyone has heard at least one divorce horror story where someone loses a fortune fighting a protracted and bitter court battle. The end of a marriage does not have to leave anyone penniless, though.  Unlike traditional divorce where each spouse draws battle lines,...

If you are thinking about divorcing your spouse, your children are probably your top priority. Whether you want to pursue sole custody, known as managing conservatorship in Texas, or another custody arrangement, you need to know how judges determine child custody. In...

If you are thinking about ending your marriage, your children are likely to be your primary concern. After all, because divorce can take a tremendous toll on the emotional well-being of young ones, you want to do everything possible to ensure the kids end up in a good...

The idea of going to court and having a judge make decisions in your divorce does not work for everyone. If you want to have more control over your divorce, then perhaps litigation is not the answer. You have alternative options. The court does not have to decide your...

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