Texas is one of the few states that does not require opposing parties to go through mediation before trial. However, that does not mean a party to a case may not compel mediation by appealing to the courts. According to the Texas Judicial Branch, the state prefers for...
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Airline miles can be tough to divide in a divorce
If you travel frequently for business or pleasure, you have probably accumulated thousands of airline miles. These miles have intrinsic value to you, as you can use them to redeem free flights and other travel perks. You may not realize, though, that your spouse may...
How to account for all martial property in a divorce
Making the decision to terminate your marriage can be daunting and overwhelming. In addition to determining child custody, support and alimony, you must determine who will receive the property and assets accumulated during the marriage. In a traditional courtroom...
Petitioning for custody of your grandchild
Although grandparents are family members, their rights are not the same as a child’s parents. If your grandchild’s mother and father divorced or live in an unsafe situation, you may consider petitioning for visitation privileges or custody in Texas. We often represent...
How to talk to your kids about divorce
Parents in Texas who are about to get a divorce are likely struggling with how to tell their children about the separation. Ideally, parents will get on the same page and come up with a way to talk to their kids about the divorce together. Even if parents are unable...