Our state does everything differently. Our state is known for it. And, if you are thinking about a Texas divorce, you may wonder if that reputation extends to the divorce process. Divorce grounds The divorce process here varies for each couple going through it. But,...

If you are one of the many divorced Texans paying alimony, you likely have two questions. First, when does it end? And, second, can I pay less? To answer your first question, simply look at your divorce decree. There should be some language indicating when the alimony...

Creating a comprehensive parenting plan is necessary when you part ways with your child’s other parent and plan to share the responsibilities of raising your child. In Texas, a parenting plan is a legally binding document that outlines the terms and conditions of...

When parents decide to part ways, they should have a clear and comprehensive plan in place for how they will co-parent their children. A written parenting plan provides structure, clarity and a reference point for everyone involved, leading to smoother co-parenting...

Co-parenting is when both parents work together as a team to raise their children, even after the marriage or romantic relationship is over. Co-parenting can be challenging, especially when there are conflicts or disagreements between the parents. But, when done...

If you are involved in a divorce (or even just contemplating it) in our state, you likely have heard the term, “equitable distribution.” However, it is possible you have never heard it, and you may be left wondering what it means. Equitable distribution of property...

If you find yourself in the middle of a divorce and expect to owe child support, you might have a considerable amount of anxiety as a result of your future obligations. After all, missing child support payments could create serious hardships in your life, whether you...

Parents in Texas understand that even if they are no longer in a relationship together, they are both responsible for providing for their child's needs. This means ensuring their child has a place to live, appropriate food and clothing and the other necessities of...

Texas community property laws generally divide a couple’s marital property and shared debts. As noted by the Texas Family Code, unless debts classify as a spouse’s separate responsibility, spouses may claim offsets or reimbursements for debts incurred while married....