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In many marriages, spouses have unequal earning power. One spouse is the main breadwinner, while the other one might raise… Continue reading How Long Does Alimony Last in Texas?
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In many marriages, spouses have unequal earning power. One spouse is the main breadwinner, while the other one might raise… Continue reading How Long Does Alimony Last in Texas?
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With a prenuptial agreement, a couple can decide important issues regarding marital property and alimony before they ever get married.… Continue reading Myths about Prenuptial Agreements
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Child custody fights are mentally exhausting. In addition to fears that you won’t see your children, many people are annoyed… Continue reading Should You Fear a Child Custody Evaluation?
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Any medical crisis involving your children is stressful. As parents, the last thing you want to think about is money,… Continue reading My Child Needs Surgery—Who Pays the Uninsured Medical Expenses?
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One of the benefits of getting divorced is the ability to finally re-enter the dating scene in search of true… Continue reading Can You Start Dating Before Your Divorce is Finalized?
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Whether you are planning for divorce and your connected child custody case, or you are ending a relationship with your… Continue reading Top Things to Know About Child Custody in Texas
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Those who have been the victims of domestic violence in Texas can legally protect themselves by requesting a protective order.… Continue reading What You Should Know About Protective Orders in Texas
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Domestic violence is a serious matter under Texas law. In some cases it can lead to felony charges and put… Continue reading Can a Jury Convict Me If Domestic Violence Even If the Accuser Recants?
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Once a domestic violence allegation is made to law enforcement, even a subsequent recantation by the accuser will not necessarily… Continue reading Can I Still Be Convicted of Family Violence Even if the Accuser Changed Her Story?
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Texas courts base child support orders on a non-custodial parent’s income and other “net resources.” But what happens when a… Continue reading What Happens to My Child Support Obligations If I Am in Jail?
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