Co-parents decide to work together after a divorce in order to bring their children as much stability as possible. But what happens if one parent has to move? This happens in many cases for numerous reasons, such as active military duty leave. But does co-parenting...
When you live in Texas or another part of the United States as a U.S. citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident, you may wish to bring family members from your home nation to the United States to live with you. Depending on circumstances, you may be able to sponsor the...
A premarital contract is an increasingly common tool that couples use to define what happens to their assets if they ever divorce, but couples who marry without a prenup can still get the same control and peace of mind using a postnuptial agreement. This type of...
If you have a prenuptial agreement, the court will have to validate it before putting it into effect. Your agreement can cover a variety of topics, but it must follow the law. The Texas Family Code says that the court will accept prenuptial agreements to help ensure...
Marriage with someone who displays narcissistic traits can become toxic and frightening for many spouses. If you worry about domestic violence or think your current spouse may be a narcissist, there are signs to look for. Often, narcissists do not seek help for their...
Immigration policies in the United States are often changing. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced new changes impacting those seeking asylum on March 24, 2022. In an effort to more quickly move people through the asylum process, the agency will...
Receiving a green card is only part of the process of ensuring you can stay in the United States as a permanent resident. According to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, you are responsible for ensuring you continue to meet requirements and maintain your...
If you are living in the United States but do not have citizenship status yet, you may be relying on a close family member or spouse to help you stay in the country. Unfortunately, if that family member is physically and/or emotionally abusive, you may feel that there...
Divorce can have a lasting impact on your children but may be particularly difficult during the first year. If your children lack support and stability, your divorce may threaten their well-being and trigger psychological illnesses. Knowing how you can support your...
Growing up in a home with domestic violence can be detrimental to children. It impacts them in various ways that will affect them throughout their lives. According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Office on Women's Health, the most common impact...
