The process of dissolving a marriage can be challenging, and is not without obstacles. However, the situation can take a tumultuous turn if you and your spouse don’t agree on aspects of the divorce, such as how to divide property or who gets legal and physical custody of the children. Here are 5 tips to […]

In some family law cases in Texas, it becomes necessary and in the best interest of the child to terminate the rights of one or both parents. Rarely, the parent will relinquish their own rights via an affidavit. However, in the majority of cases, the court must legally terminate the rights of the parent(s) without […]

Military divorces differ in many ways to civilian divorces, and if you are a service member or are married to one, it is critical that you understand these differences before you file for a dissolution of marriage. 1. You May No Longer Be Eligible For Military Housing If you are married to a service member […]

Alimony in Texas is handled differently than it is in many other states. There are several factors that go into determining whether a spouse is eligible to receive any type of spousal maintenance and if so, how much he or she will receive. Here’s what you need to know. Determining Whether an Individual Qualifies for […]

In a divorce that involves minor children, Texas courts will typically order the non-custodial parent to make a calculated child support payment to the primary custodial parent of the children in order to help pay for their food, clothing, housing and other basic necessities. The amount of the payments are determined by the non-custodial parent’s […]