When a Texas judge issues a custody order, both parents must abide by the rules outlined in the order. Family circumstances can and will likely change after a judge enters that order, and one or both parents may need to ask to revisit the order and adjust it to better...
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Being career-oriented doesn’t detract from your parental rights
Plenty of people think that you can either focus on your career or on your family. There is a common misconception that you can devote yourself to both. However, you can be a successful professional and also a devoted, loving parent. Balancing the demands of your job...
Can you claim some of the family business’s value in a divorce?
Family businesses in Texas come in all shapes and sizes. Some families maintain a ranch or pass down the mineral rights to a property from generation to generation. Others may run a family accounting business or a small engine repair shop. It is common practice for...
3 financial moves to make before you file for divorce
Divorce can be a time of economic uncertainty. It's hard to know how the courts will handle your property and even harder to predict how your spouse will react to the news of your filing. Some people are calm and respectful during a divorce, while others become very...
Has financial abuse undermined your security during marriage?
People decide to end their marriages for all kinds of reasons. Sometimes, an individual recognizes that they have changed and that the relationship no longer supports their social and emotional growth. Other times, it will be infidelity or bad behavior from one spouse...
Your ex stood your child up on visitation day: What do you do?
As a parent, your heart breaks when you see your child upset and suffering -- and that makes your ex-spouse’s inability to keep up with their visitation schedule distressing. When your ex makes promises they don’t keep, and your child has questions, what you say and...
Handling child custody disputes when your spouse is a narcissist
Child custody matters can often be contentious because both parents have an idea of how they want to raise the children. When one parent is a clinically diagnosed narcissist, however, the challenges that come with the case are increased. There are several things that...
Why are divorce rates dropping for younger couples and rising for older couples?
You may have heard this on the news, but American divorce rates have been steadily falling for a while now. Overall, the U.S. divorce rate dropped 29% between 1979 and 2017, to a record 40-year low. If you’re over 55 years of age, however, you may not believe it. It’s...
Do mothers get priority in a custody case in Texas?
For many years, there was a reasonable expectation that mothers would receive custody if they went to court during a divorce. There were a few reasons for this, such as the fact that most women did not work in the past and that they were the primary caretakers. Today,...
Steps to take to reinvent yourself post-divorce
Sometimes, relationships simply run their course. While you and your spouse may not have got into some dramatic fight, you may have a gut feeling that the marriage will never get better and that you want a divorce. Perhaps you feel that the two of you have simply...
