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Texas Laws on Adultery Adultery is characterized as voluntary sexual intercourse between one spouse and someone who is not a party to the marriage under Texas family law. In other …
Defining “Property Owned Before Marriage” in Texas The very first thing you should know is that Texas is one of 9 states with community property laws. These laws imply that …
Affordable Flat Fee Divorce in Texas: Everything You Need to Know Divorce can feel like an emotional rollercoaster. Add in the potential for sky-high legal fees, and it can quickly …
One of the questions I’m frequently asked is whether a person may obtain a divorce when he/she cannot locate the other spouse. Though knowing your spouse’s contact information is extremely …
Texas’ Standard Possession Order sets out when the noncustodial parent has visitation with (“possession of”) the children. By default, the noncustodial parent has visitation with the children on Thursday evenings …
If a Mother Dies, Does the Father Automatically Get Custody? When a mother passes away, one of the most pressing questions is whether the father automatically gains custody of their …
Disputes between parents over where and with whom their children spend the holidays can be highly emotional, complex, and stressful to both parents and children. The visceral feelings associated with …
Going through a divorce is never an incredibly happy time, but there are ways to make it as stress-free as possible – and protect yourself and your interests while you’re …
Crafting a Practical Parenting Plan for Co-Parenting Success A “parenting plan” is a plan for parenting a child, including defining how and when the child will visit with each parent, …
What is Bird’s Nest Custody, and is it right for you? Bird’s Nest Custody is a twist on joint custody. In Bird’s Nest Custody, the children stay in the family …