Supervised visitation is an unfortunate consequence of divorce for some parents. A court often orders it if one parent has problems with drugs, alcohol, mental... Read more
Part of the Texas divorce process is dividing the assets and debts of the couple in an equitable way. As a community property state, Texas... Read more
Texas family law is gender-neutral—at least, it in theory. Courts presume that children do better when both parents are involved in their lives. But there... Read more
Texas is one of ten jurisdictions (nine states and the District of Columbia) in the country that recognizes common-law marriage. Each state has its own... Read more
You are anticipating the upcoming holiday season and anxiously await visits from your children and grandchildren. But what happens if your grandchildren’s parents won’t let... Read more
Your life is constantly changing. Sometimes, it changes significantly enough that your existing child custody or visitation schedule no longer seems to be working. But... Read more
After a couple divorces, it takes a while for everyone to adjust. Even parents need some time to absorb everything that has happened and settle... Read more
While the end of the summer craze is often a blessing for many parents, it often comes as curse, too. Those pre-first-day-of-school jitters can cause... Read more
