One of the best gifts that any foster parent working with family law attorneys can give to a child in the foster system is a loving and permanent home.
Foster child adoptions are possible in some circumstances when foster families wish to make their foster child a permanent part of [...]
As any divorce law firm will tell a potential client beginning with the first phone call, no two Texas divorces are the same.
It is impossible to give a firm estimate on things like time frame, outcome, or other details about a divorce, as each of those depends on the [...]
Most child custody lawyers in Texas advocate for co-parenting when parents are not together, as does the family court.
In most circumstances, child custody attorneys find it to be the best situation for the child, especially when the parents keep the child’s benefit in mind; however, co-parenting can definitely have [...]
These days, people can do just about anything online, including filing for divorce.
Though divorce lawyers do not recommend it for many people, there is such a thing as online divorces.
As simple as these transactions that bypass the involvement of a divorce attorney may seem, the truth is that they can be [...]
Choosing to start the process of getting divorced in Texas can be complex and emotional.
What can also be difficult is knowing how to move ahead with things like your living situation, dividing up marital property, and even child custody questions when the divorce procedure has been initiated.
Depending on [...]
In this last of 7 segments discussing the basics of divorce, the topic is family violence and how Texas divorce lawyers sometimes see the family courts intervening as a result.
Contacting an attorney to start the divorce process is a good first step when a marriage is unrepairable, there are [...]
Getting a divorce in Texas definitely comes with a financial cost that could include paying court fees, hiring an experienced divorce lawyer, and other possible expenses; however, the money aspect should not prevent someone from filing.
That is because the actual cost to retain the services of an attorney can [...]
The Texas family code states that the custody agreements, whether negotiated between ex-spouses or under the guidance of family law attorneys, must adhere to legal visitation requirements to ensure that both parents get adequate time with their children after a divorce.
While adhering to visitation laws is a custody requirement [...]
The division of marital property is one of the more complicated aspects of ending a marriage that Texas divorce lawyers work with their clients to finalize.
This is especially so with non-material wealth like employee benefits and retirement income, both of which a divorcing spouse may have certain rights to [...]
