Texas state family law rulings are legally binding and, therefore, enforceable under the law. Anyone who fails to comply with the terms of his or her child custody agreement can be subject to a number of legal penalties, including a jail sentence in some cases. And...
Month: December 2014
Can my divorce decree be modified?
Despite the fact that many people may wish that their divorce turned out differently, divorce agreements are legally binding and generally unchangeable. You, therefore, are legally obligated to abide by the terms of your divorce decree unless or until modifications...
The Uniformed Services Former Spouse Protection Act
While divorce can be an incredibly stressful and isolating experience for any family, the attorneys at the Law office of Roland R. Esparza, P.C., understand that military families can face unique difficulties. If you are in the process of divorcing a member of the...
Blended family concerns and tips
While addressing the huge number of difficulties that can arise during divorce can be daunting enough for parents, they can also face unique challenges long after their divorce settlement is finalized. Blending families during the process of remarriage can be...
Modifying child support orders in the state of Texas
Since child support agreements in Texas, and elsewhere, typically remain in effect until children are at least 18 years of age, it is common for the parents’ circumstances, or children’s needs, to change. In some cases, these changes may necessitate...
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