Filing for divorce in Texas is difficult for anyone, but it poses a particular set of problems for military families. When you, your estranged spouse or both of you are in the military, the professional requirements can make figuring out a custody agreement even...
Family law disputes in Texas can be complicated in myriad ways. People with major assets can find this challenging, but it can impact anyone. One of the most emotionally worrisome aspects is if children are involved. Fathers are frequently concerned about custody...
Divorces are sometimes strongly contested cases when there is much to be gained or lost in a high-asset separation. Texas family court judges are commonly focused on dependent children when they are central to the divorce, especially when parents have the means to...
Texas residents negotiating property division during a divorce might find that the situation becomes more complicated if there is a business involved. The options for dealing with a business when a marriage ends sometimes start before the marriage begins. In other...
Although divorce is sometimes the last option for troubled marriages, some Texas couples quit so fast that they forget some small financial details. Country club memberships, streaming accounts and gym memberships are vital details that you wouldn't want to forget....
The topic of prenuptial agreements can spark a variety of conversations, many of which have a negative feel to them. Many people feel like they are being accused of being a “gold digger” if their partners discuss the prospect of creating a prenuptial agreement with...
When two people file for divorce in Texas, it's likely that they'll both want custody of their child. The judge might rule in favor of a joint custody arrangement that allows each parent to get an equal amount of time with the child. This might seem like a fair...
As a general rule, noncustodial parents in Texas and throughout the country are required to make monthly payments to a son or daughter's primary caretaker. These payments are meant to cover the cost of housing, clothing and feeding a minor, and in some cases, they can...
Couples in Texas and across the U.S. may not foresee the dissolution of their marriages whenever they decide to walk down the aisle. While no one wants to think about the possibility of divorce before they get married, unfortunately, around half of all marriages are...
Texas is a highly populous state with a lot of married military personnel in all branches of service stationed here. The particular pressures of a military marriage can make divorce even more likely than among the general civilian population. For a spouse who is not a...
