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Parents want what is best for their children, and divorce does not change that. Unfortunately, it is impossible to completely protect a child from the negative impact of a split. However, there are ways to minimize and reduce the damage. Handling custody arrangements...
Taking care of your children includes more than just providing food and shelter. Since many factors impact their daily life and well-being, crafting a parenting plan that reflects those needs is important. Talking to your co-parent and determining what to include in...
Divorce can be hard to go through, especially when you do not expect it. The reality is, though, that in many cases there are clear signs that your spouse wants a divorce. While you may not be able to prevent a divorce from happening, there are things you can do to...
Chapter 3 of the Texas Family Code notes that the portion of a spouse’s employer-provided retirement plan or stock options earned before marriage classify as separate property. The separate portion of a retirement plan, for example, includes financial contributions...
After relocating to Texas, you have finally found the perfect house to buy just outside of Tyler and are eager to give up your rental. The house has been unoccupied for some time, and you have plans for a complete renovation. But is a quiet title action the first step...
If you are intending to end your marriage, you probably already know you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse must divide your marital assets. If you want to remain in your home, you can address its future ownership during your divorce settlement negotiations. Still, you...
After your divorce proceedings conclude, you and your ex-spouse may have to settle into a co-parenting arrangement. These arrangements typically define each parent's parenting and non-parenting time. During your parenting time, you have the legal authority to make a...
In divorces involving children, the Texas court prioritizes the best interests of the child above all else. Additionally, the court recognizes that the needs of children change as the years progress. Therefore, modifications to custody are sometimes necessary. Some...
There are local laws that govern how tall you can build a fence and what materials you can use, but generally speaking, Texas law supports your right to build a fence on your property. Texas law also protects you if your neighbor, whether accidentally or on purpose,...
Parental alienation happens when one parent uses manipulation to destroy the positive relationship the other parent has with the children. According to Psychology Today, this parenting tactic often qualifies as psychological child abuse. It can be equally devastating...
