Family Law
Definition Of Uncontested Divorce
Noncontested Divorce In Texas Amicable Divorce In Texas The number of divorces filed in Texas has been increasing every year. Contrary to what you may think, a significant number of these divorce cases were finalized without a protracted nasty fight. …
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Grandparent’s Rights in Texas
Normally grandparents play a unique role in many families that helps in keeping the family together. This includes acting as a nanny for their grandkids when their parents are away at work or other engagements. But sometimes they have to…
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Failure To Pay Child Support in Texas
In Hunt County Texas, on April of 2018 Sheriff Randy Meeks and his department arrested 16 parents who violated court orders requiring them to pay child support. Attorney General, Ken Paxton, commended the Sheriff and his team for holding accountable…
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Escaping Domestic Violence
HoustonDivorceLawyerForMen.com article 2 of 3 on domestic violence prevention. Escaping Domestic Violence It doesn’t matter what race, financial status, sex or religion you fall into, you can still become a victim of domestic violence. The Texas Council on Family Violence…
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Texas Collaborative Divorce – Family Law
The Collaborative Law Divorce in Texas Divorcing couples seeking to avoid the contentious nature of traditional divorce litigation turn to collaborative law divorce as an alternative. Traditional divorce litigation takes a long time and can be very expensive. But the…
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Texas Spousal Support – Cohabitation Laws in Texas
Spousal Support & The Cohabitation Rule in Texas This article is published by HoustonDivorceLawyerForMen.com Spousal maintenance or alimony can only be provided after conditions specified in the Texas Family Code have been met. Texas courts require that one spouse offer…
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What is Joint Conservatorship in Texas?
Texas Custodial Parents The common meaning of the term “conservator” is an individual appointed by a court to oversee the preservation of the property of an incapacitated person. But in Texas, a custodial parent is referred to as a conservator…
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Bigamy and Texas Law
Any mention of bigamy at a gathering can easily spark a heated debate anywhere in Texas. The Texas family code makes it clear that an individual can only have one spouse. You cannot marry another person when you are still…
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Am I Eligible For Spousal Support In Texas? – Alimony
Divorce is one of the most emotional proceedings in Texas courts. What can make divorce an even more emotional happening is the possibility of supporting an ex-spouse, oftentimes in addition to the division of community property and the payment of…
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Guardian Ad Litem vs. Attorney Ad Litem
Protecting the interests of a ward, or proposed ward is a Texas court’s primary interest. In order to protect those interests, the court may appoint individuals with distinct duties to represent a ward or proposed ward. Two of those individuals…
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