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50/50 custody plans are extremely common and allow each parent to share custody of their child in Texas. Most of the time, this type of plan works well, especially when both parents live close to each other. When each parent lives a few miles away, it means the child...
As a father, it can be challenging to share child custody of your children in Texas, but there are ways to make it easier while co-parenting with your ex. First, remain committed to paying any ordered child support on time and consistently. Maintain your own records...
Finding yourself the victim of a vehicle crash can put you in a difficult and even scary situation. Perhaps you're worried about injuries you sustained or if you can afford a new car if yours become damaged. Understanding your rights as a victim in the state of Texas...
Many people make mistakes when submitting an auto insurance claim in Texas, which can violate the conditions of their policy. It's important to read through your policy and avoid skimming over any of the information. What not to do when filing a claim You want to...
When you're in the military, you may need to pick up and leave Texas at a moment's notice. If you have children, this may be seen as negative for the child's life, and you may believe that it will influence your ability to get full custody of your children. It's true...
If you're in the military, you never know when you're going to get deployed and have to leave your home in Texas. If you have custody of your children but are no longer with their other parent, you're going to want to know who will take care of them in your absence....
The divorce process for military members in Texas is not much different from other people in the state, but there are federal regulations that can make military divorce a bit more complicated. For many service members and their ex-spouses, the division of military...
Not all marriages last, and unions in the state of Texas may head toward dissolution. Married individuals could have concerns and questions about state laws regarding the process of filing divorce. In general, Texas law does not provide impediments to spouses...
Texas law calls alimony or spousal support, spousal maintenance. Maintenance is money awarded by the courts between spouses. It ensures that spouses can meet their needs and those of their children. As times change, so may circumstance for spouses making payments....
If you need to attend a child custody hearing in Texas, you may wonder what to expect. It is important to come prepared for the custody hearing because a judge will take into consideration your dress and conduct in the courtroom along with other information. What to...
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