If you are going through a divorce in Texas, you might find yourself negotiating support payments. Whether you will be paying or receiving support, you need to understand the types and how they differ. Understanding alimony and child support Alimony, or spousal...
Year: 2022
Factors that can affect child custody relocation
For some Texas residents, relocating after a divorce is an option. However, if there are children involved, moving can become more involved as there are some factors that can affect whether the court will approve the custodial parent's relocation request since it is a...
What are the main types of custody and visitation?
When parents separate in Texas, they must decide what type of custody and visitation arrangement is best for their children. There are many different types of custody and visitation arrangements, and it's important to choose the right arrangement for your family....
Severe TX laws against firearms felony possession
Texas residents claim that possessing and carrying guns is necessary for personal safety. However, most people know that you cannot carry guns in every place. A new gun law is designed to ensure that the illegal carry of firearms is punished with a felony....
Custody schedules should reflect what’s best for your kids
In the state of Texas, both parents are generally allowed to have custody of their kids. Of course, it's important to understand that a custody schedule needs to be predicated on what your children need as opposed to what you want. Take a look at some factors that you...
Divorcing an addict in Texas
Nothing destroys relationships in Texas like substance abuse. The addict’s behavior is often unpredictable, putting the marital property and everyone’s safety at risk. If you are divorcing an addict, here’s what you can expect. Texas divorce In Texas, you can divorce...
Debunking 4 Texas child custody myths
Parents facing a child custody case may worry about what they have heard online or from other parents. Here are four pervasive myths about child custody debunked. Myth #1: A parent's consensual sexual history can impact custody agreements A parent's consensual,...
How does divorce affect your green card status?
Green card laws are federal issues, so whether you live in Texas or another state, the same rules apply. Divorce usually doesn't affect a person's green card status, but it could in a few situations. Permanent resident card If you have a permanent resident card, then...
Understanding how child custody works in Texas
If you are a Texas resident who is seeking custody of a child, you will need to understand the applicable laws. The more informed you are, the better you can prepare for the process. Who can file for child custody? In Texas, there are specific rules about who can file...
Drug charges and mistaken identity
Persons arrested for drug crimes in Texas could face significant penalties if convicted. The arrest may involve several charges, including both felonies and misdemeanors. When facing so many counts, someone could feel the need to plea bargain. Sadly, so may someone...