Month: March 2016

When the circumstances of a non-custodial parent change after a divorce, he or she may be unable to pay the court-ordered child support. Texas family laws allow individuals with financial restrictions following divorce to file motions to modify the amount of child...

The circumstances of every Texas family are unique, and when couples decide to file for divorce, they can determine whether their divorce will be contentious or amicable. Many couples choose to avoid litigation, but this is only possible if communication has not...

Going through a divorce in Texas is typically an emotional experience, and it may be difficult to focus on the financial implications of the divorce. However, decisions have to be made that will impact on the post-divorce financial stability of both spouses. After the...

Ending a marriage is difficult, and although there is never a shortage of advisers among family and friends, the dynamics of every divorce is different. A Texas spouse who is going through a divorce may find that there is a lot to learn at this time, as he or she...