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After signing the divorce papers in Texas, there are a few steps that you will need to take in order to finalize the divorce. How you handle the following steps will depend on your specific situation. Resolving outstanding issues Child custody is one of the most...
Child custody cases are always challenging. Emotions run high as parents try to balance their desire for a favorable outcome with what is best for the child. In the Texas court system, a family law judge may request a forensic psychologist to aid the process. The task...
Texas law refers to child custody as a conservatorship. A judge may give parents joint custody, which would be a joint conservatorship. If one parent isn't fit for joint custody, then the other may be the sole conservator. It's also possible for a judge to choose a...
One of the biggest worries for divorcing Texas couples is their financial health after the dissolution of the marriage. Depending on your situation before the divorce, the challenges you might encounter can be scary. However, there are steps you can take to help you...
When couples in Texas decide to divorce, property division can be one of the most significant issues in the legal process. Especially for couples with significant assets, the financial and practical effects of divorce can linger far long after the emotional impact has...
Once you and your spouse, or soon-to-be ex-spouse, decide to divorce, you will need to tell your children. Texas parents should be aware of the best ways of talking to their children when divorce is imminent. Thinking it through beforehand will save emotional stress...
Divorce can often difficult. If you are planning to end your Texas marriage, it’s important to take certain steps to prepare for the process. Gather all your financial papers All financial paperwork should be gathered in preparation for your divorce. You will want to...
When you become a parent, your life changes in ways you never imagined. Suddenly, you have someone who depends on you for everything, which can be effortlessly overwhelming. Add divorce or separation into the mix, and now you have a mind-boggling situation. However,...
Many Texas residents who get married and then want to separate consider divorce as their first and only option. Sometimes, couples might seek a legal annulment, but there are certain criteria in order to qualify for one. What is a legal annulment? An annulment would...
If you're a Texas resident and you've had a significant hand in raising your grandchildren, the courts may allow you to see the children regularly even if their parents are experiencing significant changes. Here are some things you should know if you want to make sure...