Property Division
General Rules of Property Division in a Texas Divorce
With few exceptions, every divorce in Texas will require a division of property. This article provides a quick overview of
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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
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
Property Division
What Is Separate Property in a Divorce?
This article provides a discussion of what property constitutes separate property in a Texas divorce case. Texas is a Community
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
Divorce
5 Urban Myths About Divorce
People usually talk to friends or coworkers about divorce before they come talk to an attorney. Invariably those friends and
Child Custody
COVID-19 FAQ For Your Family Law Concerns
There are a lot of questions surrounding the impact COVID-19 is having on divorces including the post-divorce interpretation of divorce
Modification
What Is A Material and Substantial Change In Circumstances to Modify Child Custody In Texas?
A parent or child’s circumstances will often change after a court issues an order on child custody. Maybe you have
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
Divorce
Preparing For Your Consultation With A Divorce Attorney
After you make the decision to retain an attorney and file for divorce, or after you are served with a
Child Custody
TX Supreme Court Issues Additional COVID-19 Guidance for Child Custody
As the COVID-19 virus continues to spread, several county and city governments across the State of Texas have issued “shelter
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