The improved Texas durable power of attorney
A recent change requires third parties to accept the improved Texas durable power of attorney. Over the years, I have helped many Texans prepare for the impact of adverse financial …
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How to calculate child support in Texas
How to calculate child support in Texas Learn how to calculate child support in Texas. Our state uses a formula to determine the amount of child support the state “presumes” …
Learn How Dividing Property In A Texas Divorce Fairly Can Happen
In a divorce, what was once called “ours” splits into “his” and “hers.” Dividing property can be one of the most difficult tasks faced by divorcing couples. Although your property will not survive a divorce intact, it won’t be destroyed either. The better job you do working with your ex-to-be, the more property you both can retain.
How Texas Men Can Make Co-Parenting Work
How Texas Men Can Make Co-Parenting Work. Many children will be “caught in the middle” when their parents get divorced. Research shows that children from divorcing families may suffer painful …
What Texas Fathers Must Do To Get Primary Child Custody In A Divorce
Children who have fathers positively and directly involved in their lives have fewer behavior problems, show higher levels of sociability, and perform better in school. The old rule that moms always get custody is no longer the rule. As a result of the continuing evolution of fathers’ rights, Courts are now recognizing a father’s ability to care for his children as an equal to that of the mother.
Divorce Parents With Children: Give Your Summer Vacation Notice Timely
Divorce Parents With Children: Give Your Summer Vacation Notice Timely To Make Sure You Get To Have Your Time With Your Children When You Want It. Summer Vacation is just …
Ten Reasons You Need an Estate Plan in Texas
Estate planning isn’t only for the rich. To protect your loved ones and assets when you no longer can do it, you need an estate plan. Without one, your heirs could face huge tax burdens and the courts could decide how your assets are divided, or even who gets your children.
Using Collaborative Law in a Texas Divorce to Minimize Emotional and Financial Stress
When a marriage is ending, relationships and obligations often continue, especially when children are involved. Collaborative law in Texas helps families create an emotionally safe environment to negotiate and resolve conflicts without going to court.
Is it Legal to Record Telephone Conversations in Texas?
In Texas, you can record a phone conversation as long as one of the parties knows they are being recorded. If neither party knows they are being recorded, you could get in serious trouble for wiretapping.
10 tips on how to financially survive your divorce
10 TIPS ON HOW TO FINANCIALLY SURVIVE YOUR DIVORCE