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Approximately half the people that get married in Texas end up dissolving their union, mostly under no-fault grounds. However, this doesn't mean they naturally fell out of love and wanted to part ways. Usually, a few common issues strain the marriage, driving them to...
Divorce in Texas can be difficult. Getting your children adjusted to the new schedule of breaking up their time between the two homes will help with their transition. But later, you might wonder how you should introduce your new partner to your children and what role...
Even if they are not biological parents, stepparents can develop a parental relationship with their stepchildren and would want to create the best environment for them. Sometimes, the best way to do this is to make crucial decisions for them regarding school, medical...
In Texas, there is a hierarchy of preference when it comes to conservatorship. There is an initial presumption that the parents must have the rights and responsibility to care for and make decisions for their children. However, courts may consider other adults, such...
When you want to adopt a child, there are two general types of adoption in Texas: open and closed. It's worth weighing the pros and cons of both types of adoption before choosing which one is for you. Open adoption In an open adoption, the child still has contact with...
Extended family members have often played a huge role in raising children when parents are facing different life circumstances. Agencies refer to this as kinship care. If you live in Texas, here are some factors according to the state's family law statutes pertaining...
Divorce brings with it many financial matters to address. Often, equitable asset distribution takes prominence in a Texas family court. Settlement negotiations may involve agreements on child support and alimony. Both payments share similarities, but differences...
From a legal standpoint, individuals in the military who are getting divorced will have to undergo the same process as civilians. However, there are some factors that can affect the time it takes to finalize your divorce. As a Texas resident, here are some family law...
In Texas, couples who no longer want to remain married have two options: divorce or legal separation. Before deciding what's right for you and your situation, it's important to understand the ramifications of each. What is divorce? Divorce is the legal process of...