Most Texas residents are aware that a prenutptial agreement can serve to protect their assets during a divorce. However, few are aware of the full scope of that protection. Specifically, a prenup can protect assets that are brought into a marriage, and it can protect the ideas of one party. That can be very important during a military divorce.
Former prostitute regains child custody rights
When Texas parents are unable to reach an agreement on how to share parenting time and duties, the matter often goes before a court of law. That can lead to a scenario in which parents will make every effort to "win" a child custody case, even if that means launching personal attacks against each other. An example is found in the recent appellate win for a mother who once worked as a prostitute.
