While preparing for a divorce, most individuals have to spend considerable time and effort accessing, copying, organizing and understanding documents from their financial portfolios that have accumulated throughout the duration of… read more →
Contested Divorce (Spouse Disagrees) (Higher Cost) If you and your spouse argue rather then come to any kind of agreement, you and your spouse will have to appear in court… read more →
The most frequently asked questions in family law cases are how long do I have to live in Texas to file for divorce AND once the divorce is completed do… read more →
People make many resolutions to start off the New Year, such as dieting, joining a health club, giving up smoking and getting their finances in order. As we begin 2016,… read more →
The court will order the obligor to maintain or obtain coverage for the child if health insurance is available for the child through his employer at a reasonable cost. If… read more →
There is a distinct difference between retroactive child support and child support arrearage: A child support arrearage occurs when there is unpaid child support that is already owed. The unpaid support… read more →
Parental alienation occurs when a group of parental behaviors are damaging to children’s mental and emotional well-being, and interferes with a relationship of a child and either parent. This condition… read more →
Geographic restrictions and relocation issues generally come up in three types of cases: (1) at the time of a divorce or other Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship (“SAPCR”), (2) during… read more →
1. Let the Attorney Know the Purpose of your Visit. The more detailed you are with describing your needs, the more satisfied you will be with the outcome of your… read more →
Often times, people put off consulting with a divorce attorney because they are afraid to hear what their options are or they are not ready to deal with their situation. … read more →