Family Law And Divorce

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...

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...

As a parent going through a divorce, you want to provide as much stability and comfort as possible to your child as they go through this difficult time with you. Of course, keeping things stable in their home life is the best way to do this. If you and your co-parent...

Dividing marital property in a divorce may be one of the most complicated matters to negotiate. It is normal to grow attached to belongings during the course of the marriage, and it is often emotional to part with those items. Texas, along with several other states,...

Watching your finances take a cut because of your divorce may flood your future with uncertainty. Picking up the pieces and moving on may seem impossible at first, but a proactive response can minimize the negative impacts. Divorce can create valuable opportunities...

As a divorced parent, you may have concerns about your children visiting with their other parents. Specifically, if your former spouse lives in, or has substantial ties to, another country, you may fear that he or she will take your children there and refuse to return...

As divorced parents, your top concern is likely your child and what you can do to support them in the future. After all, many professionals state that joint custody is the way to go when it comes to serving your child's best interests. But what can you do if you and...

For many parents who choose to divorce, child custody is a big concern. They may wonder if they will get custody of their children, and they may have concerns that they will not get the time they want with their children anymore. In Texas, the law considers it to be...

One of the hardest aspects of divorce is parenting with your former spouse. That is why developing a suitable co-parenting arrangement is such a crucial aspect of the process. However, it is possible to navigate common parenting issues with your ex while also...