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Those preparing to divorce in Texas have numerous important issues to address. For example, spouses often have to reach agreements about child custody matters. Even those without children likely have property and debts that they need to divide. The asset division...
Shared custody is the typical outcome of a divorce when there are minor children in a family. The family courts expect both parents to spend time with the children, agree on major decisions about their upbringing and help support them while they are minors. The...
Married couples in Texas decide to divorce every day, and each divorce is a unique legal undertaking. The marital estate and family circumstances for couples can be vastly different from one household to the next. Some couples have very little difficulty handling...
There are many reasons why a Texas grandparent might decide to adopt their grandchild. Perhaps they have cared for the child for years while the parents have not done so and now want to make those arrangements permanent. Maybe they have witnessed abuse or neglect that...
Is your gut feeling hinting that your spouse has one foot out the door in your marriage? For many spouses, this realization usually comes on slowly but surely until such a point that it’s no longer subtle. Maybe your kids have noticed the tension between you and your...
Most people living in Texas know that it is a community property state. Even those who have never contemplated divorce before have likely heard about the rules that determine how the courts handle property divisions. The Texas community property statutes help to...
