It does not matter how high you set your security on social media sites like Facebook. A way can often be found to find out what you post, especially in a divorce. Emotions often run high during this time, and Texas residents might use social media as an outlet for...
Experienced And Compassionate Texas Family Law Attorneys
Month: March 2017
Parenting after a particularly contentious divorce
Texas parents are constantly bombarded with the fact that they should be sharing the parenting responsibilities after the end of their marriages. The problem is that not all couples who get a divorce are ready to sit down at the holiday table with their exes. In many...
The fate of no-fault divorce hangs in the balance in Texas
At no other time in this country's history has ending a marriage been easier. A person wanting a divorce no longer has to establish "grounds" before it is granted. However, the Texas legislature now wants to end, or at least limit, no-fault divorce.In 2015, a panel of...
Protecting your child: The International Hague Convention
As a parent of a child who has two parents from different countries, you know that your divorce has more custody concerns than others. You may worry that your spouse will take your child to his or her country and fail to bring your little one home. You could worry...
Income is not the only financial change after a divorce
When a marriage ends, numerous financial changes are inevitable. After a divorce, each spouse's income needs to stretch further and each of them often has fewer assets. Most people consider these issues when negotiating a settlement or preparing for court. Texas...
Is co-parenting after a Texas divorce preferable?
A recent study says that sharing the parenting responsibilities as close to equal is preferable. These days, parents here in Texas and elsewhere who are in the process of a divorce often prefer to try to work out a joint custody arrangement that allows each parent as...