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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
Read MoreCan the Court Order a Drug Test in a Family Law Dispute?
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At least one million Texans struggle with alcohol use disorder, and many more deal with drug dependency. Some abuse chemicals… Continue reading Can the Court Order a Drug Test in a Family Law Dispute?
Read MoreWhat is a Just and Right Division of Property in a League City Divorce?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Family Law
Few issues in divorce are as confusing as how property gets divided. Marriage is as much an economic union as… Continue reading What is a Just and Right Division of Property in a League City Divorce?
Read MoreWhat is a Guardian ad Litem in Family Law Cases?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Family Law
Many contested divorces and custody cases involve someone called a Guardian ad litem, or GAL for short. Many of our… Continue reading What is a Guardian ad Litem in Family Law Cases?
Read MoreFalse Allegations of Child Abuse in Divorce
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Parents often make frivolous allegations of child abuse during a divorce. Why? Principally, it’s to gain an upper hand in… Continue reading False Allegations of Child Abuse in Divorce
Read MoreShould You Fear a Child Custody Evaluation?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Family Law
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?
Read MoreWas Your Prenuptial Agreement Coerced?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Family Law
At heart, premarital agreements are contracts between two people about to get married. As with all contracts, a person can… Continue reading Was Your Prenuptial Agreement Coerced?
Read MoreCan I Stop Alimony when My Ex Moves in with Someone?
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Texas law is crystal clear that spousal maintenance obligations end when the dependent spouse remarries. However, in this day and… Continue reading Can I Stop Alimony when My Ex Moves in with Someone?
Read MoreTop Things to Know About Child Custody in Texas
Posted by Tad Nelson | Family Law
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
Read MoreEvading the Cops Can Prove Costly If You Are on Probation
Posted by Tad Nelson | Family Law, Houston Criminal Cases, Understanding Texas Law
Many Texas criminal cases end with the defendant being placed on community supervision, i.e. probation. This means the defendant will… Continue reading Evading the Cops Can Prove Costly If You Are on Probation
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