When parents start living in separate houses because they break up or divorce, they have to find a way to share parental responsibilities and rights. Some parents cooperate with one another to negotiate their own parenting plan, while others ask a Texas family law...
When the Texas family courts issue a child support order, they expect the parents to pay in full consistently. Missing payments and falling into arrears can lead to enforcement activities. Texas uses tools such as tax return interception, wage garnishment and even...
People often think that older children can choose which parent to live with after a divorce. In many cases, they assume this is true for children starting around the age of 12 to 14. They know that younger children are simply going to be assigned a custody schedule,...
When someone dies in Texas, their estate will typically require work from an executor, which Texas code refers to as the personal representative of the estate. As the representative of a Texas estate, you have to meet certain criteria to take on the role in the first...
Parents who are getting divorced are often worried about losing custody of their children. They're afraid that sole custody will be given to the other parent. First and foremost, you need to know that this is uncommon and it becomes even less common every day. More...
Going through a divorce is depressing for many people. Their hopes for the future may have to be set aside because their spouse doesn’t want to be together anymore or because they’ve realized that their goals are misaligned. If you are feeling down because of your...
When you’re dealing with a contested divorce, you may find that you have a number of conflicts with your spouse. It can be hard to handle the legal aspects of a divorce as well as trouble with your interpersonal relationships, but it’s possible to make your life...
Some people age so well that the years hardly seem to matter at all. Others experienced a sharp decline in mental acuity shortly after they retire. Factors ranging from underlying health issues and family genetics to personality may influence the experiences people...
It may have been hard to originally create a custody agreement with your ex. Parents in the middle of a divorce or a breakup often struggle to share custody at first, and setting all the details about your schedules can be difficult. However, as the family adjusts to...
If you and your spouse can't agree about sharing custody or splitting up your property, then you will have to litigate your divorce to resolve these matters. You will file a contested divorce and gather evidence. You will then use your documentation to explain your...
