Getting divorced in Texas can be emotionally devastating and expensive. It can be even worse when the two parties are fighting over custody of their child. Learn about your rights…

Many Texans sign prenuptial agreements “prenups” before they marry to protect their assets once they are married. Like other contracts, the prenup must comply with state law to be valid.

Determining alimony (spousal maintenance) after a divorce varies by state. In Texas, it is not assured that either party will receive post-divorce financial support from the other, and you…