You will find a lot of websites and articles online that discuss a “Children’s Bill of Rights” in the State of Texas. Some articles indicate that the children’s bill of rights for divorce or custody cases was created by the legislature—which is not true. Some articles talk about how it is often used by courts...Read More
Intellectual property refers to the intangible idea that is built out of mind creativity and yields good returns to inventors. When it comes to dividing property in a divorce, it may be a headache to get through all the possessions in a marriage. From deciding what to do with the house to figure out who...Read More
Is there a recommended time when children should the truth about parent divorce? This has been the toughest hurdle especially with couples working on divorce. No parent wants to do anything intentionally that could harm their child. But unfortunately, you must sometimes make decisions that lead to this, anyway. When you are going through a...Read More
Spousal support rights have been enshrined in Texas statutory laws governing spousal support and maintenance after the occurrence of divorce. Divorcing couples may enter into a mutual agreement in which one person pays the other to help with living expenses. Texas courts refer to this type of support as “contractual alimony.” If divorcing couples cannot...Read More
Most parents who are facing divorce want to make it as easy on their children as possible. Unless abuse is a factor, it is generally better to have both parents involved in the children’s lives. Co-parenting may seem daunting, however, especially in the beginning. There are things that parents can do to help make the...Read More
After a divorce has occurred pet custodian can be agreed amicably between divorcee or the court can assist to identify the ideal person to keep the pets. In millions of households across the United States and Texas, humans consider pets part of the family. However, it is important to realize that in Texas law, the...Read More
Child custody modification occurs when the interest of the children are at risk and need to be protected. The risk could be from abuse from the other parent or the custodian parent is often away from the kids etc. Going through a divorce involves many difficult matters, including who is going to have custody of...Read More
The reason to Establish parentage in Texas is an essential step in protecting your parental rights. Traditionally, state law names this process “paternity,” but same-sex couples may also seek to establish parentage under the law. Reasons to establishing parentage Not only does parentage ensure that you have a right to custody and visitation in the...Read More
While some costs are common to all children, your child may have some unique expenses that could make it difficult for you to keep up if the judge only awards you the standard amount of child support. Lawmakers anticipated this would be true in some situations, so they added more to the law regarding child...Read More
Tax implications is one of the key element when working out divorce process between couples above 50 years. If you are over 50 and heading for a divorce, you may be thankful you don’t have to worry about child support and parenting plans complicating your split. However, a diamond or “gray” divorce has its own...Read More
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