A Texas military mother who was serving our country abroad rushed home to search for her missing 3-year-old daughter. The woman's former husband apparently had temporary child custody of the little girl during the time her mother was in another country. It is reported...
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Month: January 2016
Support and preparation can benefit property division in divorce
Divorce is rarely easy, but proper preparation may make the process less traumatic. Once a Texas spouse has made up his or her mind to divorce, there may be questions about the type of proceeding to pursue. Divorce options include litigation, arbitration, mediation or...
Property division: Convict must pay restitution to former wife
Texas couples may be interested in a legal battle in another state that underscores the importance of honesty and disclosure prior to marriage. A husband's failure to be honest and forthcoming about his past led to a legal battle about property division in another...
When does child support terminate under Texas law?
The family court determines the amount of child support a non-custodial parent has to pay. Although circumstances may necessitate child support obligations to be modified, it can only be done with the court's permission. Informal changes can lead to the accrual of...
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