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Child Visitation Rights in Texas: Factors the Court Considers
In Texas, there is no specific legal age at which a child can unilaterally refuse to visit a parent. The courts approach
Texas Probate: The Importance of Estate Planning and Wills
Estate planning may seem like a daunting task, but it’s one of the most important things you can do to ensure the
Texas Family Law Cases Involving Teenagers
Teenagers may be consulted by the Courts to see which residence they prefer in Texas Family Law.
Step Parent Adoption of Texas Children; Judges Care that Children Get Adopted
Texas Law provides that a step-parent may adopt a child where there is no father or parent known, verified, or registered on
Texas Temporary Restraining Orders in Divorces; What to Do
Under Texas law, it’s very routine to get a restraining order with a divorce. At the original filing, an ex-parte (one sided)
Will Contests and Life Insurance Disputes
A Will Contest can occur when a Last Will and Testament does not fit the requirements under the Texas Probate Code and
Lifting and Imposing Restrictions of the Residence of a Child in Texas Family Law Cases
The lifting and imposing of a geographic restriction in a Texas Custody Case or Divorce is a complex matter that is at
Understand the Difference Between No-Fault and At-Fault Divorces in Texas
In Texas, divorces are classified into two primary categories: no-fault and at-fault divorces. This article will help provide information about what no-fault
What Are ‘Best Interests’ in Family Law & Child Custody Cases
When it comes to family law, the concept of “best interests” plays a central and crucial role in decisions that affect children.
Understanding Recent Changes in Child Support Laws in Texas
As of September 1, 2023, Texas witnessed significant changes in the realm of child support laws with the enactment of Senate Bill
Child Visitation Rights in Texas: Factors the Court Considers
In Texas, there is no specific legal age at which a child can unilaterally refuse to visit a parent. The courts approach
Texas Probate: The Importance of Estate Planning and Wills
Estate planning may seem like a daunting task, but it’s one of the most important things you can do to ensure the
Texas Family Law Cases Involving Teenagers
Teenagers may be consulted by the Courts to see which residence they prefer in Texas Family Law.
Step Parent Adoption of Texas Children; Judges Care that Children Get Adopted
Texas Law provides that a step-parent may adopt a child where there is no father or parent known, verified, or registered on
Texas Temporary Restraining Orders in Divorces; What to Do
Under Texas law, it’s very routine to get a restraining order with a divorce. At the original filing, an ex-parte (one sided)
Will Contests and Life Insurance Disputes
A Will Contest can occur when a Last Will and Testament does not fit the requirements under the Texas Probate Code and
Lifting and Imposing Restrictions of the Residence of a Child in Texas Family Law Cases
The lifting and imposing of a geographic restriction in a Texas Custody Case or Divorce is a complex matter that is at
Understand the Difference Between No-Fault and At-Fault Divorces in Texas
In Texas, divorces are classified into two primary categories: no-fault and at-fault divorces. This article will help provide information about what no-fault
What Are ‘Best Interests’ in Family Law & Child Custody Cases
When it comes to family law, the concept of “best interests” plays a central and crucial role in decisions that affect children.
Understanding Recent Changes in Child Support Laws in Texas
As of September 1, 2023, Texas witnessed significant changes in the realm of child support laws with the enactment of Senate Bill