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Receiving primary custody of your children changes your life as a father. Beyond the emotional adjustment and new daily responsibilities, you now face financial challenges that few men anticipate. The court awarded you custody because you proved yourself the best...
Your family home is more than just four walls and a roof. It is where you have created memories, built a life and raised a family. When facing a divorce in Texas, this cherished asset often becomes a central issue in property division. Understanding how the law will...
In an ideal world, divorced or separated parents in Texas set aside their differences for their children's sake. Some manage this transition smoothly, but for others, the wounds of separation make friendly interactions challenging or impossible. Whether you're on good...
When facing a divorce, one of the most pressing concerns for parents is the question of child custody. It is a common misconception that women always receive custody of the children in Texas divorces. While historically, mothers were often favored, Texas family law...
Divorces often bring financial concerns, especially when one spouse depends on the other. In Texas, spousal maintenance can help the lesser-earning spouse transition to financial independence. Yet, this support comes with strict qualifications and limits. What is...
In Texas, theft goes beyond simply taking someone's physical property. It extends into the realm of services rendered, where the expectation of payment is just as crucial. Whether you're a consumer enjoying a meal at a restaurant or a business owner providing a...
Divorce is complicated, especially when it comes to finances and future benefits. A common concern for spouses is whether they're entitled to a share of their partner's Social Security benefits after a divorce. Understanding Social Security entitlement can help make...
A will is essential to ensure that your assets go to the people you choose after your death. Without a will, Texas probate laws decide who gets what, and that may not align with your wishes. Wills also help prevent family disputes over your belongings. Additionally,...
Shoplifting, commonly known as theft or stealing, is a serious crime in Texas. Penalties associated with this offense are severe and typically vary depending on the value of the stolen property. Knowing the penalties is essential for anyone facing shoplifting charges....
Being separated from your child can be a painful experience. If you are a non-custodial parent who wants to spend more time with your child, there are steps you can take to pursue increased visitation. By communicating effectively and demonstrating your commitment to...