Family

When a couple owns a home and the marriage ends in divorce, important decisions must be made about what to do with the home. One spouse may want to remain in the home, but who then makes the mortgage payment? Several factors come into play in determining what happens with the home, including credit rating, […]

In life, parents’ circumstances change. They may change jobs, move away, get remarried, or fall on hard times. Major changes can affect a parent’s ability to pay child support, care for, or even visit their kids. In the family law arena, changes that affect the family dynamic are referred to as a “material and substantial

Surviving Valentine’s Day during divorce can be emotionally challenging and isolating, especially when reminders of love and romance are everywhere. In this article, our experienced divorce attorneys offer 10 tips to help get you through the day, focusing on self-care, new traditions, and the support of friends and family. Whether you’re navigating this day alone

Are you concerned about making costly mistakes in your divorce? Men often face unique pitfalls in the divorce process. In this article, we’ll identify the top mistakes men make in divorces and provide strategies to help you avoid them, ensuring you’re well-prepared to handle this complex journey. Top Mitsakes Men Make in Divorce From rushing

Cost of divorce in Texas A recent USA Today article puts the average cost of divorce in Texas without children at $15,600, and the average cost of a divorce with children in Texas at $23,500 which puts Texas fifth in the nation on the list for most expensive divorces. Fortunately, the cost of a divorce

Common Law Marriage Most people in Texas know a couple who say something along the lines of, “We’ve lived together for so long, we are considered common law married.” But what exactly does that mean – and are they really considered married in the eyes of the law? In Texas, common law marriage is treated

Summer is a time for children to enjoy their school break, spend time with friends and family, and create lasting memories. However, for parents who are divorced or separated, summer can bring a new set of challenges, especially when it comes to child visitation in Texas. In this article, our Fort Worth family law attorneys

As the holiday season approaches, families across Texas are busy preparing for Christmas – deciding what gifts to buy, meals to make, and halls to deck. But for divorced or separated parents, this time of year brings about a more pressing challenge: figuring out exactly when and how long they get to spend time with

Halloween can be a spooktacular holiday, marked by trick-or-treating, haunted houses, and pumpkin-themed parties. For many kids, it’s a magical night filled with costumes, candy, and cherished childhood memories. However, for separated or divorced parents, Halloween is often more complicated than trying to decide between a witch’s hat or a superhero cape. The question haunting