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According to federal laws, every child should have a maximum of two parents at a time. Apart from adoptive and biological parents, there has been an influx of custodial parents in Texas. Custodial parents are the parents who live with a child after the primary custody...
A single mistake is all it takes to turn your ordinary Texas commute into a nightmarish traffic accident. Fortunately, good habits can help you avoid accidents and get home safely every day. Here are some tips on preventing car accidents. What are some safe driving...
The Lone Star State continues to hold one of the top spots for fatal semi-truck accidents in a year. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, Texas is one of 10 states that account for over half of all tractor-trailer fatalities. Texas highways...
When you file for divorce in Texas, you may be entitled to a portion of your former spouse's assets. Some people even walk away from a divorce with more money than they had when they got married. But before the divorce is finalized, you'll have to figure out how to...
Even after a court orders child support ruling, there are times where a modification is in order. Parents in Texas who are responsible for paying child support but have experienced a change in income can request a modification, as can the parent who is receiving the...
When it comes to parenting after a divorce, figuring out how to share custody is one of the biggest issues that parents need to navigate. Making sure that the children are able to maintain healthy relationships with both parents is key to ensuring that children don't...
Texas courts are relatively conservative about awarding spousal support. Petitioning parties must successfully demonstrate that they will be unable to provide for themselves after they are no longer living with their former spouse. Courts do not attempt to split...
In the state of Texas, distracted driving is one of the most dangerous habits you can engage in. Glancing away from the road for a second might not seem like a big deal. But if a car suddenly stops in front of you or if your vehicle goes off the road, that second of...
Distracted driving happens when a motorist takes his or her attention away from the road, increasing the risk of a crash. Federal statistics show that it's a common problem in Texas and across the U.S., claiming the lives of approximately eight people nationwide each...
When you file for divorce in Texas, you can expect half your assets to be divided between yourself and your former spouse. Texas is a community property state, meaning that nearly every asset acquired during the marriage is considered marital property. If you bought a...
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