In Texas, you can file for divorce and claim that the end of the marriage is your spouse’s fault. There are a handful of potential reasons that the court will accept, such as cruelty, adultery, a felony conviction, abandonment or one spouse being confined to a mental...
An uncontested divorce in Texas offers couples a quicker and less expensive way to end their marriage. When both spouses agree on all key issues, such as property division, child custody and alimony, the process becomes more streamlined. This method not only reduces...
The divorce process involves navigating several complicated factors. Few areas of divorce are more complex than property division, particularly when there are assets of high value. Texas is a community property state. Essentially, this means that property acquired...
Divorce is a complex process that becomes even more challenging when one party is in the military. These cases have special rules for certain aspects that don’t apply to other divorces. One of these is the 20/20/20 rule, which governs what rights the non-military...
Even when parties agree and no children are involved, divorce can be complicated. A lawyer can help you navigate the many considerations and potential pitfalls during the proceedings. They can ensure a smoother and more equitable resolution. Understanding divorce law...
Divorce is a complicated process, especially if there are children involved. No parent wants to lose their children in a divorce. As such, parents can arrange for child custody after a divorce. Child custody determines what rights and obligations divorced parents have...
You may want to move out of the state after your divorce. Or perhaps you just want to move to another location within the state, but a significant difference away from your ex. But you’ve heard that you can’t move without providing the court with a good-faith reason...
Confirmatory adoption, often essential for same-sex couples in Texas, ensures both partners have legal rights to their child. This process confirms parental rights for a non-biological parent in a same-sex relationship, providing security and legal acknowledgment....
Many divorcing spouses agree that they want to keep the details of their divorce as private as possible – particularly if they have children or are well-known in their community or their profession. It generally does no one any good if they’re taking their case to the...
When a marriage ends, the financial ties that once bound two people together can become a complex web of debt, credit and financial obligations. Unfortunately, this often results in individuals emerging from a divorce with a damaged credit score, making it harder to...