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Common Legal Words in Texas Divorce Cases
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 Happens If You're Charged with Child Neglect?
If you are facing child neglect charges, you should be aware of the timeline of court proceedings that will follow, whether you have been found guilty ...
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What Can I Do If My Ex Stops Paying Child Support?
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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What Are My Summer Visitation Rights?
Co-parenting can be difficult, especially during the summer months when warm weather and tropical vacations come calling. Thankfully, it’s during ...
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When Does Child Support End in Texas?
According to Texas family law, child support ends when the child becomes 18 years old or when he/she graduates high school—whichever comes later. ...
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How Domestic Violence Can Impact a Texas Child Custody Case
Marriages and relationships have their ups and downs. Sometimes, disagreements and heated arguments can sometimes become physical. In Texas, domestic ...
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What to Do If Your Ex-Spouse is Withholding Visitation
Divorce means you and your ex-spouse are no longer married. However, if both of you share children, you and your ex must continue to raise your kids. ...
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Contested VS Uncontested Divorce in Texas
Know the Difference Before You Begin The differences in contested and uncontested divorce can affect the length of time you spend in the legal ...
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