Parenting after divorce comes with challenges, especially when one parent lives far away or has a schedule that makes frequent in-person visits difficult. Virtual visitation allows parents and children…
Domestic violence can have a profound impact on child custody proceedings in Texas. Courts prioritize the safety and well-being of children when determining custody and parenting time, especially when allegations…
As children grow, their needs and circumstances often change. These changed needs sometimes require modifications to existing parenting time arrangements. Texas family courts recognize that what worked for a younger…
Anyone who is planning to file for divorce in Dallas should learn more about asset division and how assets are divided in divorce in Texas. When it comes to…
A seemingly trivial statistical change in 2007 speaks volumes about child custody in today’s America. That year, the Census Bureau stopped assuming that children lived with two married parents. Indeed,…
The Lone Star State has one of the narrowest spousal support laws in the country. Typically, to qualify for alimony in Texas, the marriage must have lasted at least…
When you share child custody with your ex, learning that your ex has relocated with your child can be devastating. For many parents, news of the relocation is a…
If you are in the military, you must be prepared to move at times. A Permanent Change of Station (POS) could mean moving thousands of miles, and it is just…
One of the critical issues to be decided in a Texas divorce is the division of marital property. Property division in a Texas divorce is done based on specific laws,…
Many Texas divorces include restaurants, professional offices, and small service providers, like beauty shops. Roughly three million American businesses fit into this category. Even if one spouse was completely responsible…
