Military spouses in Texas know that marrying into the military is akin to embracing an entire culture, one that endures throughout a spouse's time in the service and even beyond. The sense of support and belonging that comes with a military marriage may be of great...
The right to practice one's religion, and to raise one's children according to that religion, is protected by the U.S. Constitution. Parents in Texas and across the nation have the right to dictate how their children will be raised, a right that is held dear and...
Going through the end of a marriage is always a difficult process. However, for Texas military families in which only one spouse is ready to move on, the process can become far more challenging. There are several common objections that individuals pose when their...
For many Texas military spouses, the end of a marriage is an intimidating prospect. This can be especially true for spouses who have been married for a long time, and who are at or nearing retirement age. A late-life divorce brings an even greater need for careful...
Texas fans of the hit show "America's Got Talent" will be familiar with the name Nick Cannon. The personable host of the show, Cannon comes across as funny, witty and utterly relatable. The entertainer and his wife, singer Mariah Carey, may also serve as the most...
Raising a child on one's own is challenging; a fact that any single parent in Texas will attest to. Finding a way to provide for a child, cover child care needs and be there to supply love and guidance is far more difficult when a parent holds sole child custody...
Just as no two marriages are exactly alike, there are no two divorce cases that share all of the same components. This is especially true among high-asset couples in Texas, in which a diverse mix of assets have been accumulated over the course of a marriage. When it...
Many Texas parents are unable to effectively communicate with each other concerning the needs of their shared children. In such cases, collecting child support payments is often a chore, and can lead to a great deal of stress on both sides. Some parents turn to...
For Texas parents who divorce, the impact on their shared children is one of their greatest concerns. It can be difficult to predict how kids will react to a shift in their family structure, and many parents fear that there could be difficulty accepting the changes...
At the end of a marriage, one spouse is often expected to continue to provide financial support to the other. This obligation, known as alimony, is an aspect of divorce that many in Texas in a cloud of dread. It is unavoidable in many cases, however, leaving the...