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Developing a Christmas Custody Schedule December 18, 2018

The winter season presents many difficult hurdles for the recently divorced. The month of December, in particular, is chock-full of various religious and cultural holidays that celebrate the concepts of love and family. It can be a bitter pill to swallow, especially if ...

Developing a Christmas Custody Schedule December 18, 2018
The winter season presents many difficult hurdles for the recently divorced. The month of December, in particular, is chock-full of various religious and cultural holidays that celebrate the concepts ...
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Divorce: Preparing for Your Day in Court November 20, 2018
Spouses need to make many important and lasting decisions before a divorce can be finalized. Each and every decision a couple makes culminates into what is known as a “divorce settlement agreement.” ...
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Divorcing an Absent Spouse in Texas October 29, 2018
While divorce can be a lengthy and stressful legal process, the overall benefits typically outweigh the temporary struggles. However, when a relationship is struggling, one spouse may complicate ...
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Which Texas Protective Orders Are Intended to Prevent Domestic Abuse? September 28, 2018
Like all states, Texas courts issue orders of protection to provide legal protections to victims of stalking, violence, harassment, and domestic abuse. Generally, the court issues temporary protective ...
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Is It a Good Idea to Date during Divorce? August 21, 2018
Now that you and your spouse have decided to file for divorce , you might feel like it’s the right time to get back into the world of dating. Not only can divorce be emotionally overwhelming, it can ...
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What You Must Do After Divorce July 5, 2018
Congratulations, your divorce has been settled at last! No more legal paperwork, no more court hearings, no more communicating with your lawyer, and no more fighting. However, there are still several ...
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