Recent Posts in the Divorce Category

• Types of Spousal Support in Texas
  May 9, 2022
  In Texas, there are two types of post-divorce spousal support : contractual alimony and spousal maintenance. In this article, we will discuss each ...
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• What Age Can a Child in Texas Decide Which Parent to Live With?
  Aug 16, 2021
  Factors the Court Will Consider When Determining a Child’s Residence In the state of Texas, a child’s decision cannot be the sole factor in ...
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• How to Find Divorce Records in Texas
  Aug 2, 2021
  Helping You Keep Track of These Important Divorce Documents Every 13 seconds, there is a divorce in the U.S. This adds up to 277 divorces per hour, ...
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• How Hard Is It to Modify Child Custody?
  Apr 2, 2021
  Common Reasons a Judge Would Award a Child Custody Modification When your custody order is finally put into place, it can be quite a relief. The last ...
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• Advantages of Uncontested Divorce
  Jan 30, 2021
  What Is an Uncontested Divorce? An uncontested divorce occurs when two spouses reach an agreement about the issues in a divorce. It enables the ...
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• 6 Ways Divorced Parents Can Prepare for the Holidays
  Dec 12, 2020
  How Divorced Parents Can Make Their Spirits Brighter The holiday season is a time for family and friends to get together a celebrate the “most ...
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• Common Legal Words in Texas Divorce Cases
  Oct 11, 2020
  Key Terms Used in Divorce Getting a divorce is the last thing spouses think of when they say their “I dos”, but unfortunately, it can become a reality ...
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• What Can I Do If My Ex Stops Paying Child Support?
  Mar 30, 2020
  Court-ordered child support is just that, ordered by the court. And, as such, child support payments cannot be dismissed for any reason unless the ...
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