Child Custody And Visitation
Marriage is Marriage and so is Divorce
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.
Child Custody And Visitation
Interstate and International Child Custody
International Child Abduction: Child Support And Child Custody Many divorced parents reside in the same state or city. However, it is increasingly common for one parent to move out of state. This could be for a number of personal or professional reasons. Regardless of the reason, out of state moves Read more…
Child Custody And Visitation
Child Custody and Visitation in Texas
Issues in Child Custody and Visitation Child Custody and Visitation is often a heated topic during divorce proceedings. That is why it is so important to make sure that your attorney will be both thorough and assertive when fighting for your rights. There are a variety of issues that can Read more…
Child Custody And Visitation
Getting a Divorce in Texas During Fertility Treatment
Many couples dream of growing their family by having children, but their relationship does not always work out. It’s hard enough to go through a divorce in Texas with a child in the picture. For those couples facing infertility issues, marital relationship issues may be amplified by the emotions of Read more…
Child Custody And Visitation
Texas Child Custody Relocation Law and Military Families
When you are a part of a military family, something you will need to deal with is moving. Permanent Change of Station (PCS) often means moving across the country or even the world. It’s a necessary and inevitable part of military life. However, things become even more complicated when you Read more…
Child Custody And Visitation
Can I Ask for Sole Custody After My Divorce?
Whenever possible, Austin divorce courts will award joint custody after a divorce. The court generally believes that children do best when both parents are given a chance to have a relationship with the children. It is possible for one parent to have sole custody, but you should expect joint legal custody in Read more…