Divorce is not always simple. In Texas, the law allows people to end a marriage if it is broken. Most of the time, that is enough. But there are rare times when a judge says no. It does not happen often, but it can. Knowing why a divorce might be denied in Texas can help […]

The 10 year rule in divorce in Texas confuses a lot of people. Some think it means one spouse gets half of everything after ten years. Others think it guarantees alimony. The truth is more specific. In Texas, the 10 year rule mostly affects spousal support. That means money one person pays the other after […]

A Tug-of-War Over a Child’s Health When two divorced parents can’t agree on medical treatment for their child, it feels a lot like a tug-of-war. Each side pulls hard, thinking they know what’s best. But the one caught in the middle is the child. In Texas, the law looks at who has the right to […]

How do I legally evict someone from my house in Texas? Evicting someone from your house in Texas can feel like trying to untangle a knot. It seems simple at first, but one wrong move can make everything worse. The law protects property owners, but it also protects tenants and occupants. You cannot just change […]

Aggravated assault is a serious charge in Texas. It involves causing serious injury to another person or using a deadly weapon during an assault. The penalties are harsh and can include years in prison. However, probation may be an option in some cases. Probation allows a person to serve their sentence under supervision in the […]