On behalf of Soulsby Law | May 21, 2020 | Family law
Many couples in Texas decide to adopt their children. Whatever your reason for adoption, prepare yourself to accept a child into your life. You must hold steadfast belief that this is the right choice for you. But how do you know it is the right choice? How do you...
On behalf of Soulsby Law | May 11, 2020 | Family law
The governor of Texas signed the Freedom To Serve Children Act in 2017. Also called House Bill 3859, the new law allows faith-based child welfare agencies that receive state funding to discriminate against you as an LGBT individual or couple wishing to adopt children...
On behalf of Soulsby Law | Apr 27, 2020 | Family law
Any divorce can quickly become complicated, but military divorces have many unique considerations that civilian families don’t have to worry about. The asset division process in any divorce either goes through the courts or gets resolved by the couple prior to...
On behalf of Soulsby Law | Apr 25, 2020 | Family law
The property division portion of your divorce proceedings in San Antonio will inevitably offer up a few surprises. One such surprise that many are not prepared for is the division of a 401k. Many clients come to us here at the Law Office of Kate Soulsby with the same...
On behalf of Soulsby Law | Apr 11, 2020 | Family law
Adoption in Texas Adoption is a wonderful way to grow your family and comes with many rewarding benefits. When you choose to adopt, you not only experience the joy of adding another member to your family but also, you help in providing a loving home to a child who may...
On behalf of Soulsby Law | Mar 11, 2020 | Family law
It is understandable for a divorcing spouse to feel sad about the prospect of having to sell their house when they get divorced. To many, the loss of a family home can feel like one more loss in a string of personal losses that accompany the end of a marriage. There...
On behalf of Soulsby Law | Mar 3, 2020 | Family law
Active-duty status in the military can mean that your life is unpredictable. You may not know where you will be in a few weeks or next year. The military lifestyle can take a toll on your marriage, but just because you’re going through a divorce while in the...
On behalf of Soulsby Law | Feb 29, 2020 | Family law
Most parents willingly comply with court orders requiring them to pay support for the care and maintenance of their children after a divorce. However, the loss of a job, a demotion or other changes in their earning statuses may affect their ability to keep up with...
On behalf of Soulsby Law | Feb 22, 2020 | Family law
Divorce is difficult for all different types of relationships. Whether you are a part of the LGBTQ community or not, to dissolve a relationship is inherently painful. It can lead to a lot of mixed emotions. What you may not recognize, however, is that when you go...
On behalf of Soulsby Law | Feb 7, 2020 | Family law
Marriage equality became national law in 2015 with a Supreme Court decision that affirmed same-sex couples’ 14th Amendment rights to equal protection under the law. Perhaps unsurprisingly, marriage between same-sex couples has increased significantly in the...
