As life moves on after divorce and you experience new life milestones, you may find that your custody agreement no longer works or you’re unable to pay the same amount of spousal support. Whatever your situation may be, you could be eligible for a ...
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When you hear the term, "restraining order," you probably think of physical abuse or a similarly scandalous situation. While some couples do experience violence before or during divorce, a restraining order amid divorce is not only for parties allegi...
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Over the years, it has been a common practice for the wealthy to obtain prenuptial agreements to protect their property should a divorce occur. But prenuptial agreements aren’t just for the wealthy. In fact, a majority of attorneys—62%—have see...
Read MoreWhen searching for legal assistance, you’ll find attorneys that charge an initial consultation fee and those who offer initial consultations for free. Although it’s tempting to reach out to an attorney who offers a free consultation, paying for a...
Read MoreIn the heat of life’s most difficult moments, false accusations can occur that have lasting effects on your life. False allegations of domestic abuse often occur during divorce proceedings and custody battles to try and sway the outcome in favor of...
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Knowing your marriage is heading toward divorce often raises more questions and concerns than anything. There are many items to consider, all which you have to juggle while trying to do what’s best for you and your family. Can you afford it? What w...
Read MoreAround the United States, drug crimes are on the rise. Drug possession and related crimes involving drug use are one of the leading causes of arrest. In fact, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, there is an average of one drug arrest ev...
Read MoreAfter a divorce, the majority of couples with children enter into a co-parenting agreement for the benefit of their children, most taking advantage of 50/50 time. During this time, it’s important to properly manage the co-parenting schedule to ease...
Read MoreTexas Nondisclosure Law Has Changed: How to Put That DWI Behind You For years, Texas courts told defendants the same thing—that a DWI conviction will stay on your record forever, never going away, no matter what. But things have changed, and they...
Read MoreThe last thing parents want is for a youthful mistake to haunt their child for the rest of his or her life. And here in Texas, where the penalties for a juvenile crime can be rather severe, that is a real possibility. In this post, we’ll briefly hi...
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