MyHoustonDivorce.Lawyer Family Law Series, Article 1: Houston Divorce Lawyer Cost & Fees Associated With Divorce. Contents1 Texas Divorce Cost 1.1 How to Get Divorced in Texas2 What Determines Divorce Cost? 2.1 Are there children involved? 2.2 Will you fight in court?2.3 Uncontested Divorce in Houston?3 Family Law FAQ3.1 How long does Texas divorce take?3.2 Common …
A morality clause basically prohibits a parent from allowing someone they are dating or in a romantic relationship with from staying overnight if the parent has children. Contents0.1 Using the Morality Clause to Prevent Sleepovers 1 Is the Texas Morality Clause Legal?2 Is the Morality Clause a Good Idea Using the Morality Clause to Prevent …
Child protective services or CPS is part of the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services. The role of CPS is to investigate reports of child neglect or abuse. If you need a need a CPS Attorney, please give us a call. Contents1 Can CPS Take My Child if I Fail a Drug Test?1.1 Who …
When a couple is divorcing, the best interests of the kids are the court’s first priority. In fact, the court expects that the child’s best interest is the first priority for the parents and their attorney. Contents1 Filing for Divorce With Children 1.1 Who Keeps the Kids?2 The Importance of Temporary Custody Orders 3 Preparing …
There are instances where you as the child custody paying parent may send a child support payment that exceeds the court ordered amount. Contents1 What If You Overpay Child Support? 2 Child Support Overpayments in Texas 2.1 When the parent receiving child support dies.2.2 Amount of child support determined by law. What If You Overpay …
In Texas, a non-custodial parent is expected to pay child support until the child reaches 18 years of age. Failure to pay current or back child support can lead to property liens, driver’s license suspension, lawsuit filings, incarceration and more. Contents1 Back Child Support Statute of Limitations1.1 The Statute of Limitations on Texas Child Support …
In Texas, teenagers from the age of 16 and over can become emancipated after a request to a court. Normally, it is expected that parents should look after their children until they are at least 18 years of age. Parents also have the rights to a child permission to live with another adult like a …
Sometimes when a divorce is pending the wife may decide to move out. While there are many reasons why it would be appropriate for her to move out, it is often not the best decision to do that before a divorce is finalized. Contents1 Wife Moves out Before Divorce is Final1.1 Children From the Marriage …
There is almost nothing more emotionally devastating than finding out that your spouse has committed adultery. Infidelity breaks the bonds that hold a family together because it is a betrayal of the trust between parents and between parents and their children. Contents1 Suing Your Ex for Emotional Distress1.1 Was the infliction of emotional distress intentional?2 …
If you have ever wondered whether child support should still be paid if the parents share custody, you are not alone. In some states, neither of the parents who have joint custody has to pay child support. Contents1 Joint Custody and Child Support in Texas1.1 Joint Conservatorship vs. Joint Custody2 Calculating Child Support in Texas …
Article No. 2 in the Tx Child Support Series, Longworth Law Firm, P.C. Contents1 Child Support and College in Texas1.1 When does child support end in Texas?2 Texas Child Support Laws 2.1 Chapter 154 Tx Family Code3 College Student Child Support Agreements3.1 What if there was no college support agreement? Child Support and College in …