When you file for a divorce in Texas, you and your spouse must negotiate a fair settlement. This state is unique because it is one of only nine states in the nation that operate under community property rules. This means that the judge overseeing your case will...
Perhaps you endured years of marital problems before ultimately deciding to file for a divorce. Then again, you might be one of many parents in Texas whose marriage ended abruptly because of a singular crisis event. Either way, if your relationship with your ex is...
It’s that time of year again, in Texas and throughout the country. College students are gearing up for spring break. For many, this includes traveling to the beach or other touristy areas for fun in the sun and lots of R&R. It’s a time of year for partying, which...
What would you say if someone told you that you don’t have to uproot your children from their home if you and your spouse decide to file for a divorce? Many people in Texas and elsewhere have stayed in unhappy marriages in the past because they worried that a divorce...
If you think back to your years as a student (perhaps you still are one), you might recall having test anxiety. Many people experience intense stress right before taking a test, even if they have thoroughly studied for it. Tests outside the classroom might have the...
As the 2023 holiday season unfolds in Texas, you might be joining thousands of other residents as they carry out various tasks and festivities, such as shopping for gifts, dining out, attending parties, religious services and more. This likely means that you may be...
When you file for divorce as a Texas parent, you and your ex must achieve an agreement regarding child-related issues, including where your kids will live and whether you will both have authority to make decisions on their behalf. Most kids are resilient and...
Like all good parents in Texas, you love your children and want what’s best for them. When you decided to file for divorce, you understood the implications your decision would have on their lives. However, you may have never expected that your ex would try to turn...
Many Texas spouses have recently decided that their marital problems are unresolvable. They must now determine the best course of action to move on in life without their former partners and start afresh. One decision to make is whether to file an uncontested divorce....
If a Texas police officer takes you into custody during a traffic stop for suspected drunk driving, you could wind up having your driving privileges restricted, suspended or permanently revoked, depending on the outcome of your case. In some cases, if a court convicts...