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Texas has guidelines for determining child support amounts. This is generally based on income and assets. However, this formula is not one-size-fits-all. Variables can be factored in. People whose income might differ from their calculated net worth need to understand...
One issue that can be ripe for dispute in divorce is spousal maintenance. In many marriages, one spouse was the sole earner or earned a greater salary than the other spouse. Once the divorce is finalized, the lesser-earning spouse will need time to gain education,...
You might hope that the conflict associated with your marriage dissolution will resolve once your divorce decree is issued, but that’s not always the case. Former spouses who have children in common often find themselves facing uphill co-parenting battles, which can...
Facing a child custody fight can be challenging, but by preparing thoroughly, you will improve your chances of a favorable outcome. However, there are ways that parents can get ready for a child custody case in Texas. Familiarize yourself with our state’s child...
Spousal maintenance is not a right in a Texas divorce. Spousal maintenance is decided on an individual basis and typically only lasts for a certain period of time. The purpose of spousal maintenance is to provide one spouse with some type of income to live on until...
In theory, child custody orders in Texas are meant to be permanent. However, it is rare that child custody orders stay in place with no changes until children turn 18. This is because life is naturally unpredictable. Events or situations may arise that require a...
If you are in the process of separating from your child’s other parent, you may find yourself disagreeing about who gets the kids and when. The most important thing to remember is that your child’s wellbeing should always be your main priority throughout the process....
If your marriage is on the rocks, then divorce might’ve crossed your mind. But a lot of people who are in similar circumstances struggle with deciding whether marriage dissolution is right for them. After all, they oftentimes have preconceived notions about what the...
Establishing paternity of a child in Texas is required before a custody order can be put in place. Paternity legally designates someone as a child’s father. If you are a child’s father and you are seeking custody rights, you must first establish paternity. If you are...
Texas is a community property state, meaning that marital assets should be equally divided. But that isn’t how property division always plays out in Texas divorces. This is because many couples negotiate a resolution that they feel supports their best interests. While...