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The parenting time that a court chooses to award you is not a loose suggestion about how and when you spend time with your child, even if it is inconvenient for your child's other parent. While there is certainly room to consider hardship on the part of either parent,...
People in Texas who are getting married might want to consider a prenuptial agreement. In wealthy families, it may be the parents who are pushing the need for the agreement. The parents may be concerned about preserving family wealth and making sure that an ex-spouse...
Many parents in Texas may be dealing with issues related to divorce, separation and child custody for the first time, and they may wonder what exactly is meant by the term custodial parent. When used in the family court setting, this term generally means the person...
When people in Texas get a divorce, they might share both physical and legal custody of their children. In another arrangement, one parent might have physical custody while the other person has visitation rights while they both still share legal custody. The parent...
Texas parents who get a divorce can seek creative solutions for child custody arrangements that best suit them and their children. When one parent is the custodial parent and the other has visitation rights, one typical arrangement is for the noncustodial parent to...
Divorce rates continue to rise for Texas couples over the age of 50. Unfortunately, many of these exes are affected by a severe lack of financial preparedness. A recent study shows that women are more likely to find themselves in this position since most wives over 50...
Are you going through a divorce? Have you come to realize that this will impact your finances in a number of ways? Are you ready to make some changes to ensure that your financial situation remains as steady as possible?There are a variety of things that you can do...
Texas parents who are worried about how their children will adjust to a divorce can do certain things that may make the process less difficult for them. They should encourage them to move ahead with their lives and should also encourage their relationship with the...
When couples in Texas decide to get a divorce, they might want to separate their joint accounts and open new personal accounts. In addition to beginning to divide assets, this can allow people to put away money to pay for a divorce if necessary.People who do not work...
Payroll professionals and companies in Texas can have an important role to play in improving government efforts to collect unpaid child support. Because delinquent support can wreak havoc in the lives of divorced parents and their children, obtaining these funds is a...