Child support in Texas exists for the protection of children whose parents live separately. The support paid by one parent helps ensure that the other can reasonably meet the needs of the children. When the courts establish a child support order, they look at the...
Offering Trusted Guidance And Outstanding Client Service
Month: March 2022
Answering top FAQs about collaborative divorce
There are many different approaches to the modern divorce process. Some spouses choose the scorched-earth approach in which they do everything in their power to cause consequences for their spouses with no regard for the long-term impact of their choices. Others may...
Top 5 Questions About Divorce Mediation in Texas
Divorce is difficult, but mediation can make the process easier by providing solutions that allow the parties to keep more control over their divorce. Whether you are familiar with mediation or are just learning about it, here are the top five most frequently asked...
Self-care is Critical During a Divorce
Divorce can be one of the most challenging periods in a person's life, marked by emotional turmoil, uncertainty and significant changes in daily routines and long-term plans. If you’re divorcing, taking care of yourself becomes paramount during this time so that you...
Resources to Enhance Virtual Visitation Arrangements
More and more often, co-parents are taking advantage of virtual visitation arrangements. This ability to connect with one parent when a child is residing with the other can help both parents maintain a consistent and meaningful relationship with their children,...
Will the Court Issue a Custody Plan for Your Pet?
If you’re going through a divorce, two of the main agreements you need to reach are regarding property division and the allocation of child custody rights. Marital property has to be divided between you and your spouse. If you have children, you have to divide...
3 resources that are very important during gray divorces
Gray divorce, or a divorce that occurs between spouses who are over the age of 50 and who have been married for a significant period of time, is often different from divorce earlier in life. People may only have a few years left until retirement or they already have...
3 retirement resources people often worry about during gray divorces
Gray divorces between those over the age of 50 who have stayed married for many years are more common now than they used to be. There are many benefits to divorcing when in an unhappy marriage, not the least of which is an overall improved quality of life. However,...
How can divorce improve your life?
People sometimes worry about the negative side of divorce. How will they make ends meet on one income? How are they going to divide parenting time with their children? It is important to consider these types of questions and concerns. But you also want to think about...
What if you can’t co-parent?
Co-parenting is a common way that parents of minor children, who are no longer romantically linked, manage their situation. This is what most ex-couples manage to do with varying degrees of ease and success. They cooperate in the raising of their child. In some cases,...
