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There is no better time to relax and have fun with your child than on a summer vacation. Unfortunately, if you find yourself in the middle of a child custody dispute, you could run into a variety of challenges along the way.Fighting with your ex-spouse about taking...
Love forms the foundation of a marriage, but the institution also represents a financial union between two people. Fiscal stress and money disputes have long been recognized as leading causes of divorce in Texas and throughout the U.S. An inability to pay bills or...
Going through a divorce with children can be a difficult process for many Texas parents. A divorce or even a separation could mean that parents will no longer get to see their children every day or as normal. In many cases, parents may also have to do additional...
During a divorce, an estranged Texas couple may have to determine how they will deal with alimony payments in addition to dividing up marital property. However, the 2019 tax laws may have a financial impact on alimony, so those who are looking to finalize their...
A single parent in Texas may be understandably concerned if their former partner has a substance abuse problem. Family courts prioritize a close child relationship with both parents. However, the effects of drug or alcohol use on that parent-child relationship are...
When you're in the throes of a child custody dispute, the idea of losing unfettered access to your children can be frightening. However, as the parent of your child, you have certain parental rights you can rely on. These rights will usually protect your ability to...
Divorce in Texas generally takes several months or more to complete. During the legal process of splitting assets, establishing child custody and negotiating the other details of the divorce settlement, laws impose restrictions meant to prevent spouses from moving...
More and more women in Texas may be required to pay child support and alimony. A survey of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers found that more than half of lawyers said they had seen an increase in women paying child support in the past three years. In...
Alimony has been a tax-deductible expense for those who pay it and taxable income for those who receive it since 1942, but these rules will not apply to divorce agreements executed starting in 2019. Under the provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, spouses who pay...
Some Texas parents who are getting a divorce might wonder whether it will affect their ability to continue saving for their children's college education. Since two households are more expensive to maintain than one, parents and children may need to revise their...