Factors Affecting Division of Marital Property Assets The general rule of asset division in Texas divorces is “equitable distribution.” Family law judges apply the rule to divide community property between…
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As referenced in the “Division of Marital Assets” blog, when divorcing spouses have assets in retirement plans, those funds are divided using a “qualified domestic relations order” (QDRO). This is…
Child support is the state’s attempt to ensure that children receive financial support after a divorce. If you have children and you are divorcing, requesting visitation or child custody, your…
Enforcing Court-Ordered Child Support in Texas – AG Child Support Program The Office of the Attorney General’s Child Support Division (AG) is the state’s official child support enforcement agency. It…
When it comes to child custody, under Texas family law both divorcing parents begin the process with equal rights to custody of their child or children. Texas law sets the…
What should be done with child custody when one parent relocates? How does a Texas Court make custody orders? Provided there is no history of domestic violence or drug abuse,…
Prenuptial agreements can be a useful tool regardless of wealth Many people think of prenuptial agreements as something that the rich and famous need. And they are usually correct about…
With billions in unpaid child support, many blame the weak economy Reports in October showed that parents in Texas owe nearly $11 billion in unpaid child support. While much of…
When dealing with a divorce, it is important to change to your insurance With so many concerns and issues when going through a divorce, making changes to an insurance policy…
Dividing the digital data in a divorce can be difficult In any divorce, the division of property may be a contentious issue. But when dividing assets such as houses, cars,…