5 Tips for Navigating Holiday Plans during and after a divorce Divorce is challenging at the best of times, and during the holidays it can be particularly strenuous. This is especially true when you have children! Logistical fiascoes, loaded questions from family members, and tension around the dinner table are Read more…
Changes have come to spousal and child support that may impact you. Are you up to date? Several changes were made to the Texas Family Code in early September that may be relevant to you and your family. Two new legislature updates in particular – HB 851 and HB 867 Read more…
When Different Religious Views Cause Conflict in Child Custody Cases Religious differences are a common cause of disputes in child custody. As the frequency of marriage between people of different religions is rapidly increasing, so are situations where parents disagree on the religious upbringing of their child, especially during a Read more…
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Texas is a community property state, which means most property acquired prior to marriage is considered separate property, while almost anything acquired during the course of marriage is considered community property. Only community property is divided in a divorce. Every divorce has its difficulties, but a complex divorce may involve dividing certain Read more…
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Filing for a military divorce, just like a regular divorce, begins in the state where the spouse has a legal residence. Texas
Today, same-sex couples has the same right to divorce as traditional couples seeking a divorce in the US. Just as Marriage is Marriage, so is divorce in Texas.