The need to modify a child custody or child support order can come up following a divorce. For that reason, divorced spouses needing a post-divorce modification should be familiar with how that can be done when necessary. How to modify a divorce order There are...
Child custody and visitation is the foundation for many disputes in Texas. Because emotions will inevitably run high during a divorce and people might be at odds as to where the child will live, how often a non-custodial parent will see the child and what the future...
A will is an important legal document to have; it helps ensure the wishes of the estate planner are accomplished and that their loved ones are cared for. Setting up a will can be complex but trained guidance can help make it simple for the estate planner to set up a...
Guardianships may be set up for the care of children, elderly or those with special needs. In addition, they may be beneficial for loved ones with a disease, injury or disability. Guardianships can be part of an estate plan or separate and estate planners and others...
People can use some nasty tactics when it comes to child custody disputes. Far too often parents throw mud at each other in hopes of damaging each other’s character, and they sometimes blow things out of proportion. But perhaps the most damaging things that can happen...
Texas Employee Retirement System (ERS) manages the benefits for employees, retirees, and their family members for various employers, universities, and colleges. If you go through a major life event like divorce, it’s important to update this system. What are the...
Divorce is often difficult, and if you are going through one, you may be focused on the ways your spouse has wronged you. However, it is important to turn your attention to your assets and how to protect them. In general, a judge is not interested in the details of...
Shared parenting is the ideal situation when parents in Texas separate but it isn't always easy for the noncustodial parent to get their court-ordered time with their children. The good news is, noncustodial parents have rights. There are some things you can do to...
In the state of Texas, a guardianship is typically associated with children who don't have parents to look out for them. However, there are times when an adult might need to be appointed a guardian. A guardianship can help adults look after themselves and maintain...
Once you write a will, you need to select an executor. The primary role of the executor is to follow the directions of the will once you pass on. However, if you die without writing a will, your next of kin will mostly likely be appointed the estate administrator, and...
