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When the court makes an order for a child visitation schedule, both parents become bound by that order. Deviating from it can cause legal issues. For that reason, it is a good idea to get an agreed modification of child visitation schedule. Parents who agree Even if...
Not every Texas divorce has to be acrimonious. Often, marriages fall apart, not because one person wronged the other in some way, but because the nature of the relationship between the two individuals who married one another took some type of turn. If this describes...
As you approach or enter retirement, you typically have assets that you want to protect. You may have a retirement account, home, artwork and other valuables. If you decide to get married later in life, you may feel as if you need to protect these assets in case of a...
Navigating the co-parenting dynamic after a divorce can be a difficult challenge. You and your co-parent each have your own lives and priorities to consider as you attempt to build a functional parenting plan, but the most important factor to consider is your...
Divorce brings many changes for you and your child. Over time, you and your ex will build separate lives, but you will remain connected through your child. This can present challenges if you decide to relocate. Can you relocate with your child? This depends on the...
Texas’ statutory law governing the division of property between divorcing spouses differs from the majority of states. Texas falls within a minority of jurisdictions that recognizes spouses’ assets as community property. Going into a divorce, here are some important...
In Texas, there are seven reasons you may choose when petitioning for divorce, including both no-fault and fault-based grounds. A judge will evaluate the grounds for divorce based on the Texas Code and the evidence presented. No-fault grounds for divorce...
Concerns about whether the courts favor one parent over another can be troubling when you go through a divorce. However, child custody laws in Texas aim to protect children's best interests and do not make any assumptions based on either parent's gender. Encouraging...
If you are a parent in Texas and you need help with child custody, you should understand the difference between the terms possession and access. The state uses these legal designations to describe aspects of how parents can share time with their children. Review this...
Everyone knows divorce is difficult. However, if you understand the process, you can alleviate some of the stress involved. The ending of your relationship comes with the aspect of property division. If you do not know what to expect, you might be blind-sided when it...