Can Mediation Help Resolve All of Our Issues in a Divorce?
Couples getting divorced in Texas often find that they are unable to resolve their differences without professional help. And no wonder –…
Will I Need to Pay Child Support After My Child Turns 18?
For most Texas parents, child support payments stop when their youngest child turns 18 or graduates from high school. But when a…
When Can My Child Choose to Live With Me in Texas?
As children of divorced or never-married parents get older and gain a greater understanding of their relationship with their parents and the…
How Would Remarrying Affect My Divorce Decree?
After a divorce, many Texans find happiness in a new relationship. Some time passes after the divorce, the new significant…
What Is “Community Property” in a Texas Divorce?
Dividing up money property at the end of a marriage can be challenging even for spouses who are cooperating. Married…
When is a Prenuptial Agreement Voidable in Texas?
A prenuptial agreement is an excellent way for soon-to-be newlyweds to reach an agreement about how their assets would be divided in…
Divorcing When One or Both Spouses are Self-Employed
Divorce is complicated as is, but when you throw in two people who are self-employed, it becomes even more so. With…
Personal Injury Damage Caps in Texas
If you were injured by somebody else’s negligence in Dallas, Texas, you may be prepared to file a personal injury…
Is My Former Spouse Entitled to Part of My Retirement in Texas?
In a divorce, most individuals expect to divide assets such as income, the house, vehicles, and even the children, but…
Should You Request a Psychological Evaluation in a Child Custody Case?
Typically, a psychological evaluation is only ordered when one or both parents makes a claim that the other is unfit to parent….
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