It has long been rumored that Texas does not award alimony as a part of a divorce. This, however, is not exactly true. Under Chapter 8
In most situations, after a divorce or a Suit Affecting Parent Child Relationship (“SAPCR”), the non-custodial parent will be awarded a Standard Possession Order. This order
What To Do When The Other Party Misbehaves? THE ROLE OF THE COURT ORDER IN THE SCOPE OF DIVORCE After a divorce or a Suit
A possession order is a legal document that tells you the rights that each party (parent or nonparent) has to the possession of a child.
There are nine community property states, and as you may have already guessed, Texas is one of them. Under the Texas Family Code § 3.002,
During the pendency of a divorce proceeding, if the parties have children, the issue of child support will arise. Absent certain unique situations, Texas Courts
PLANNING FOR ADULTHOOD As the parent of a child with special needs, the first seventeen years involve you managing most of the daily decision making,
Often enough, both members of a military household are busy: the regular “busy” of being in the military, whether it be relocations, deployments, or temporary
Studies show that many of you procrastinate, sometimes for months, even though you’ve already made up your mind to go ahead and get divorced. We
There are few discussions that create more discomfort than those about end of life preparations. Many people say that’s something they will think about “later.”
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