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Parenting plans are built to reflect your child's best interests, but life doesn't always stay the same. Maybe your work hours shifted, your child's school needs changed or schedules no longer fit what's practical. The question is whether you can adjust your plan...
Divorce generally requires that people make major changes. In addition to adjusting their families and living arrangements, they also have to split up their property. Property division can sometimes be a very simple process. People who divorce after signing prenuptial...
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges can lead to an assortment of significant consequences. The motorist accused of intoxication could be at risk of incarceration. Even if they avoid jail time, they may be subject to probation. The courts often impose fines and...
One of the most difficult issues to resolve in a divorce is child custody. When you and your ex-partner cannot agree on where your children should live or what rights each parent has, the situation can become even more complicated. A common question that arises in...
In Texas, family courts prioritize the child's best interests in custody decisions. The question often arises: do a child's wishes matter in these cases? When can a child express their wishes? In Texas, children aged twelve and older can express their custody...
In Texas, a driving while intoxicated (DWI) arrest can have far-reaching consequences. The potential penalties, which include fines and jail time, underscore the importance of knowing what to do following an arrest. If you find yourself in this situation, should you...
Divorce can be a challenging process. In Texas, understanding who gets to keep the house involves knowing the state's community property laws. Here, we break down the essentials of property division in a Texas divorce. Community property in Texas Texas is a community...
In Texas, a Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) charge can have serious repercussions, affecting everything from your driving privileges to your employment opportunities. Deciding whether to contest a DWI charge is a decision that requires careful consideration of the...
The holiday season can be a challenging time for divorced parents. The excitement of gifts and family gatherings often comes with stress and emotional complexities. Dealing with separate households and managing expectations can feel overwhelming. Yet, maintaining a...
Divorce is rarely easy, and when it involves children and financial concerns, the process can feel even more overwhelming. For parents in Texas, understanding child support and alimony is crucial for ensuring the well-being of your children and protecting your own...