Enforcement of Court Orders Relating to Custody or Visitation
The Texas Family Code provides a way to make sure court orders are enforced when a person is breaking those orders. That
The Texas Family Code provides a way to make sure court orders are enforced when a person is breaking those orders. That
Research shows that children of divorced couples are as psychologically sound as those who come from intact family units. However, as the
You and your spouse drew up a prenuptial agreement before taking that long walk down the aisle. Now that you’re thinking of
Conventional wisdom has long held that women who have higher levels of education are less likely to get divorced. However, researchers at
More women may be out in the workforce and more men may be opting to stay home with their children, but the
In recent years, it’s become increasingly common for adolescents who run afoul of the law to be charged as adults. Law enforcement officers
You and your spouse have decided to divorce. In Texas, property division is a big part of what comes next in the
So are their predictors to a divorce or is it all a crap shoot? A walk down the aisle is one of
No matter how you slice it, divorce is difficult for everyone involved. But if you are the wife in a marriage where
(Reuters) – Men and women in the South have higher rates of divorce than any other region of the country, while those
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