Divorce can be intimidating and stressful for all involved parties. It tends to take an emotional, mental, physical, and financial toll on nearly every aspect of your life. With almost 50% of marriages ending in divorce, you may be wondering what you can do to make it...
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When Parents Disagree About the COVID-19 Vaccine for their Children
The minimum age for getting vaccinating children against COVID-19 is now as low as 6 months of age. While some parents have a firm stance when it comes to getting the vaccine for their children, others are struggling to come to an agreement. These disagreements are...
How to File an Assault Charge in Texas
Being a victim of assault is a traumatic experience, and filing an assault charge can be an intimidating process. But understanding the laws surrounding assault charges in Texas and knowing how to file an assault charge can make all the difference for victims seeking...
What Happens If You Miss a Custody Hearing?
A custody hearing in Texas is a court proceeding for determining the legal rights and obligations of the parents or guardians of a child. These hearings are often part of the divorce process or to establish guidelines regarding a child that two unmarried parents...
What Happens If Spousal Support Is Not Paid?
In Texas, spousal support is also known as spousal maintenance. It is a court-ordered financial support provided from one party of a marriage (the paying spouse) to the other party (the receiving spouse). It is designed to help the receiving spouse maintain the same...
Divorce In Texas: Who Gets What?
Ending a marriage is never easy, but it can be especially complicated in Texas. With its unique divorce laws on marital property division, couples who are getting divorced in the Lone Star State must understand their rights and obligations when it comes to dividing up...
What is Sole Custody in Texas?
When parents’ divorce, one of the most difficult decisions they must make is who will receive custody of their children. In Texas, there are two types of Texas child custody: sole and joint. Sole custody is when one parent is awarded full legal and physical custody of...
What Qualifies You for Spousal Support in Texas?
In any divorce process, the issue of spousal support is often a contentious one. Who will pay for it? How much should they pay? What if the spouse who is supposed to be receiving support can't find work? These are all questions that need to be answered in order to...
Tips to Make Your Divorce as Painless as Possible
Going through a divorce can be one of the most emotionally painful and mentally draining experiences a person can go through. But with a little organization and some pre-planning, you can make the divorce process much smoother and less traumatic. Here are some tips to...
What Everyone Should Know Before Filing for Divorce in Texas
Filing for divorce in Texas can be a complex process. There are a few things that will happen when you file for divorce, and it's important to understand what to expect. In this article, we'll walk you through the process of filing for divorce in Texas and what to...