Texas law provides that joint custody is the healthiest option for children following the divorce of their parents. However, in some situations, one parent may have reason to believe that the other custodial parent presents a danger to the child’s well-being. In such circumstances, you can petition the court for an emergency custody order. The […]
When a couple goes through a divorce, Texas courts keep the best interests of the children in mind, and Texas public policy specifies that children benefit most from having a meaningful relationship with both parents in most cases. As such, understanding how joint custody works is essential. Furthermore, working with a knowledgeable Texas divorce attorney […]
When a person is incapable of making decisions for themselves, such as a minor child without parents or an incapacitated adult, a Texas court can appoint a legal guardian to manage their affairs. The appointment of a legal guardian can be a complex and contentious topic for families and loved ones. As such, developing a […]
Guardianship in Texas is a legal arrangement where one individual assumes responsibility for a minor child’s or incapacitated adult’s personal or financial decisions. In most cases, Texas courts can take between 60 and 90 days to hear a petition before they grant guardianship on a permanent basis. However, in certain emergency situations, a court can […]
Visitation rights play a crucial role in family law, as they ensure that both parents maintain a healthy relationship with their child. With the rapid growth of technology, the concept of visitation has evolved. A question that often arises is, does FaceTime count as visitation? Here, we’ll explore the traditional understanding of visitation rights in […]
Divorce can be complicated, and tax season can add additional stress. Determining who claims the children on taxes can be especially challenging for divorcing couples. Therefore, it’s important to understand your rights and responsibilities when claiming dependents in a divorce. Fortunately, some guidelines can help divorcing couples determine who should claim their kids on their […]
The divorce process can be overwhelming even if you and your spouse are amicable. Negotiating property division, child custody, and other terms stirs up emotions and can create tension. If you can’t agree on an arrangement, seeking legal action might be necessary. Resolving disputes during a divorce is challenging. Each party focuses on getting what […]
In Texas, you can end a marriage in several ways. Two common means of getting out of a marriage are divorce and annulment. What’s the difference? A divorce is a legal ending of a marriage. A divorce does not wipe the marriage away: it dissolves it. A divorce in Texas results in the division of […]
Getting a divorce is never pleasant. There are money, property, and possessions to be divided. There are laws that govern how some possessions must be divided. If you or your spouse have a pension or stock options that won’t be available for some time, how do those get handled? If you have children, you’ll need […]
Seeking custody of your children can be difficult for all parties involved. From figuring out court dates to communicating with your lawyers to providing care for your children, there are many aspects of a child custody case that can become overwhelming. At , we work hard to make sure you and your family are well […]
