Annulment’s in Texas
Annulment's in Texas In Texas, an annulment is a legal procedure that declares a marriage null and void, essentially stating that marriage never existed in the eyes of the law.…
Community Property vs. Separate Property
Community Property vs. Separate Property In Texas, divorce and property division are governed by community property laws. Here are the key points to consider regarding divorce and property division in…
Domestic Violence and Divorce in Texas
Domestic Violence and Divorce in Texas In Texas, domestic violence can significantly impact divorce proceedings, especially regarding property division, child custody, and spousal support. Here's an overview of how these…
Spousal Support in Texas
Spousal Support in Texas In Texas, spousal support, commonly referred to as spousal maintenance, is a financial arrangement where one spouse provides support to the other after divorce. Here are…
Sole Managing Conservatorship
Sole Managing Conservatorship Sole managing conservatorship is a legal term used primarily in the context of family law, particularly in child custody cases. It refers to a situation where one…
What is a QDRO?
What is a QDRO? A Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) in Texas is a legal document that recognizes the right of an alternate payee (typically an ex-spouse or dependent) to…
What is Mediation and Why You Should Mediate Your Case
What is Mediation and Why You Should Mediate Your Case Mediation in family law matters, child custody, child support or other family law cases in Texasis a process where a…
Joint managing conservatorship
Joint managing conservatorship Joint managing conservatorship is a legal term commonly used in family law, particularly in the context of child custody arrangements. It refers to a situation where two…
Amicus Attorney
What is an Amicus Attorney Amicus Attorney is an attorney appointed by the court in a suit, other than a suit filed by a governmental entity, whose role is to…
Your Roll as a Client
Your role in a family law matter can vary significantly based on your specific circumstances, including the nature of the case (e.g., divorce, child custody, adoption, property division, etc) and…