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When Can Texas Modify Child Custody?
When it comes to child custody disputes in Galveston, divorce is not always the last word on the matter. Texas courts have...
Can Divorce Settlement Violations Mean Jail?
Divorce cases involving disputes over the division of marital property can get quite heated. For many Galveston-area couples, it is not so...
Can Disabled Spouses Receive Alimony in Texas?
In any Galveston divorce case, neither spouse is automatically entitled to alimony. The court has the discretion to order “spousal maintenance” if...
Can Online Activity Prove Adultery?
Adultery can mean different things depending on the context. Psychologists often speak of “emotional adultery” when referring to spouses who carry out...
Can I Be Ordered to Support a Disabled Adult Child?
Under normal circumstances, a child support order in Texas only lasts until a child reaches the age of 18 or graduates from...
Can Judges Order Retroactive Child Support?
Child support is established by court order in Texas. Typically the parent subject to the order is only required to pay from...
Can Spouse Facebook Posts Be Used in Court?
A criminal domestic violence case does not automatically end if the alleged victim declines to testify. Texas prosecutors can and will use...
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