During a divorce, you may struggle to discuss some concerns with your ex-spouse. Arguments over the house or financial matters could make it hard to stay relaxed and on topic. Preventing any additional stress or frustration can help you live a better life and have a...
Houston Family Law Blog
Is court-monitored communication a good idea?
Many spouses face scenarios where the divorce process is bumpier than expected or desired. There are ways you can help smooth out the process, though. Eliminating the chances for harassment wherever possible is one of them. One form of harassment is via communication....
3 Things to know about child custody during summer break
When temperatures rise, it often means school is out and upcoming vacations are just around the corner for many families. For some households, however, the holiday time away from school can create scheduling conflicts and confusion. If you have recently...
Requirements for obtaining conservatorship of your grandchild
Texas courts prefer that children remain with one or both of their parents. However, sometimes removing the child and placing him or her in the custody of a third party is a better solution. In some cases, the child may benefit from living with other family members....
How do you get on your feet after a grey divorce?
Going through divorce proves a struggle for anyone. Each couple faces their own unique hurdles, too. For example, as a grey divorcee, you will likely struggle more with financial matters than a younger couple. But what can you do to get yourself back on your feet,...
Can I still text my child in a divorce with a conservatorship?
Sometimes in a divorce, the court feels that your children require extra support. The court may appoint a conservator that is not you or the other parent. When your child has a conservatorship, the Texas Constitution and Statutes explain that it gives the conservator...
What are the most important things to know about property division?
Property division in a divorce in Texas occurs using the concept of community property, which is different from most other states. It can make for some complex situations as you try to divide your assets. According to the Texas Constitution and Statutes, the court...
Make it through your divorce with these coping ideas
When you walked down the aisle on your wedding day, you did not picture yourself eventually ending your marriage. But divorce is something that happens to many couples, even those married for many years. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention state that in...
What happens when child support goes unpaid?
When you and your ex-spouse first divorced, you had no problem meeting the child support requirement in your divorce settlement. Recently, your circumstances changed, and now you cannot keep up with your obligation. The Law Dictionary explains various consequences of...
Tips to help dads obtain custody
Although Texas fathers play a critical role in the happiness and health of their children, obtaining custody can be a challenge. If you and your child’s mother have split and were not married, establishing paternity is essential for defending your rights as a dad....

