Category: Family Law

Contrary to popular belief, Texas does not require a minimum number of days of living together to be considered common law married.  This is just

No. Texas courts do not favor mothers over fathers. In Texas, judges base child custody dispute rulings on the best interest of the child or

Starting the next chapter of your life after a divorce can be both scary and exciting. The Judge has signed the Final Decree of Divorce,

Social media was designed to keep people connected. Whether it is used to keep up with family members living in another state or wishing your

An annulment is a legal procedure in both secular and religious legal systems that declares a marriage null and void. Annulments in Texas are available

Even the most amicable divorces can become contentious during a split. As part of the divorce process, couples often have to contend with dividing any

Every day, people use the terms protective order and restraining order interchangeably. It isn’t a stretch to do so, given that both are used to

Child custody cases are tough. As parents, the living situation for your children is always top of mind when you begin any kind of legal

Generally, there are only two ways to end a marriage in Texas: divorce or the unfortunate loss of a spouse. However, another way to end