Family Law

Financial issues are often the top concern during Texas divorces. People don't want to undermine their financial stability or lose their most valuable assets. Some people even stay in unhappy or unhealthy marriages to avoid the expense of divorce and the challenges of...

Child support represents every parent’s obligation to provide for their progeny’s basic needs, including food, clothing and shelter. When parents separate or divorce, that usually means dividing up the support obligation according to each parent’s financial means....

Everyone's life, including parents' lives, change and evolve. When parents are divorced, and there is a custody agreement in place, there is a process for changing or modifying that custody arrangement. Whether it is the necessity to move out of state, a significant...

There are typically three types of issues that complicate Texas divorces. It can be very challenging for people to negotiate custody arrangements when they share minor children. Couples also argue quite a bit about support obligations for children or dependent...

Your divorce settlement or the order entered by a judge after litigation explains how you should divide your property, share parental responsibility and support your children or your ex. The Texas family courts typically expect you to abide by a custody order or...

As someone who is going through a divorce, it makes sense for you to want to protect your parental rights. You need to be sure that what the other parent says or does won’t put your right to see your children at risk. There are a few different things that you can do...

Divorce is never an easy or pretty process, but it becomes more difficult and uglier when spouses fight in any way they can. Even those who have always treated their spouse with respect can start to behave in an uncharacteristically aggressive manner during divorce,...