Family law attorneys believe that for any co-parenting plan to succeed, there must be an effective and balanced parenting agreement behind it.
The critical word in this is “agreement,” which involves not the attorneys or the court telling parents how to conduct themselves, but rather the parents willingly working together [...]
There are many types of relationship-based legal cases that do not require working with a family law firm in Texas, nor will family members have one appointed for them by a court if necessary; however, just because many family-oriented legal processes can be overseen without the hiring of a family [...]
In this 7-part series about divorce in Texas, the division of marital assets is certainly not the only financial element that divorce lawyers must help their clients resolve, as marital debt must be dealt with as well.
Just as marital property is not always evenly divided 50/50 in a community [...]
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 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 [...]
Divorces are undoubtedly hard on everyone involved, including any minor children.
Child custody lawyers know they can be very challenging for the parents of any children as well, particularly when parties must co-parent as part of their custody agreement.
Family law attorneys point out that co-parenting does involve both parents; [...]
Your Texas divorce decree is a legally-binding court order from the family court outlining how you and your former spouse are to proceed following the legal termination of your marriage.
Should situations change and you are unable to follow that order, it’s important to discuss it with a lawyer experienced [...]
A common issue that many divorce attorneys see parents struggle with is household rules for their children after the divorce. Although this may not seem like a major concern as long as other issues like visitation and child support are resolved, family law attorneys find that it can be a [...]