Child Custody
General Rules of Child Custody in a Texas Divorce
This article is intended to provide a broad overview of the general rules governing child custody decisions in a Texas
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Property Division
Get All The Property That You Are Entitled To In Your Divorce
Almost all marriages will involve a division of property. This often leads clients to ask, how can they make sure
Divorce
Can (and Should) I Change My Name as Part of My Divorce?
The short answer is yes – if you wish to reclaim your maiden name or a name from a prior
Child Support
2019 Increase to Texas Child Support Cap On Net Resources
The Texas Attorney General’s Office announced the new Texas child support cap earlier this year. Effective September 1, 2019, Texas
What To Do After You Are Served With A Divorce Petition
Unexpectedly being served with a divorce petition is difficult. You are faced with the loss of a relationship that you
Child Custody
Texas Supreme Court Emergency Order Clarifying Possession Schedules
On March 17, 2020, the Supreme Court of Texas issued an emergency order clarifying how possession schedules should be interpreted
Child Support
Can The Amount of Child Support I Receive Change After My Divorce?
Yes – the amount of child support that you receive can change after your final decree of divorce. However, it
Property Division
Are Texas Teacher’s Retirement System Benefits Subject To Division In Divorce?
The Teacher Retirement System of Texas (“TRS”) provides retirement benefits for teacher’s across the State of Texas. It is one
Child Custody
Key Child Custody Terms in Texas
The legal terms used in child custody proceedings are different from the every day terms such as “custody” and “visitation.”
Property Division
How Do I Keep My Spouse Out Of The House During Our Divorce?
One of the biggest initial concerns when you file for divorce is how to keep your spouse out of the
Property Division
Does No Fault Divorce Bar an Unequal Property Division in Texas?
The short answer is no – asking for a no fault divorce does not prevent a spouse from also seeking
Child Custody
Understanding Your Rights and Duties as a Parent During Divorce
This article provides an overview of your rights and duties as a parent both during and after your divorce. Certain