Many married couples in Texas may find that divorce is the only option for them. However, things can get complicated when a spouse is pregnant. If it’s been impossible to work through things with therapy and the couple is set on divorcing, it’s important to understand...

Adopting a child in Texas is not always a simple process. All judges in the Texas court system take their child advocate responsibilities seriously, and there are specific rules that apply before a judge can grant an order of adoption. Prospective parents must...

When divorced parents cannot agree on a custody arrangement, the court must step in and make key decisions. One of the worst things that can happen for a Texas parent during this time is to be labeled “unfit” by the judge. However, there are circumstances where a...

Some Texas families encounter an additional challenge when figuring out how to manage custody because the parents' homes are located more than 100 miles from each other. This type of distance can complicate customary parenting arrangements, but there are specific...

Child support is an important part of making sure that Texas children are provided for by both parents, even after a divorce or breakup. However, a child support order is based on the economic circumstances of the parents, and it can seem impossible to keep up with...

If you're considering expanding your family, adoption is one way to accomplish this. Many U.S. families have adopted children, and the numbers are growing. While this is a beautiful way to add more loved ones to your family, you may not know much about the process. If...

Getting a divorce in Texas is stressful, but it can be even more so when your marriage is ending later in your life. When you’re older, you’re more likely to expect it to last. You may want to take certain measures to protect your finances as you go through your...

If you are a Texas parent who is planning on remarrying, you might be concerned about how this action might affect child support payments. While remarrying itself should not have any impact on child support payments, related factors might result in a court order...

The condition of the relationship before filing for a divorce significantly affects the proceedings. Additionally, your income and child custody are some of the essential factors that dictate military divorce. Legally, your military status won’t make your divorce...

Fighting for child custody can be incredibly difficult, but many parents in Texas simply have no choice. If you're facing this situation, you may feel overwhelmed and confused about the process. Despite some challenges, there are a few ways you can increase your...