Can a Child Pick Which Parent to Live with in Texas? [2023]
Child custody disputes can be extremely emotional for everyone involved. It’s not uncommon for a child, especially a teenager, to express a desire to live with one parent over the…
Child custody disputes can be extremely emotional for everyone involved. It’s not uncommon for a child, especially a teenager, to express a desire to live with one parent over the…
Going through a divorce can be a challenging and emotional journey, especially in Texas, where the laws and regulations surrounding divorce can be complex. That’s why finding the right attorney…
If you’ve faced challenges in your journey toward parenthood, you’re not alone. Whether it’s infertility, waiting for the right partner, or just questioning if being a parent is right for…
It’s said that home is where the heart is. But for the more than 113,000 kids in foster care, finding a forever home can be a difficult journey. That’s why November…
When couples marry, it’s usually because they’re madly in love and want to spend the rest of their lives with each other. Unfortunately, not all marriages have a fairy tale…
Texas recognizes common law marriage, which means you will need a divorce to legally dissolve the union. That’s the only way to ensure that your interests are protected and to…
Martial Property Agreements in Texas A marital property agreement in Texas, also known as a prenuptial (before marriage) or postnuptial (after marriage) agreement, is a legal document that specifies how…
What is a SAPCR in Texas? In Texas family courts, you will often hear attorneys refer to a SAPCR (pronounced “Sap-sir), which is an acronym for a Suit Affecting the…
Many couples who marry never consider the impact a divorce may have on either spouse’s professional practice; after all, no one expects they will divorce at some point in the…