Parents who are moving toward divorce often dread having to discuss the matter with their kids. A great deal of that fear comes from not knowing how a child will react, as well as worrying about how to structure divorce and child custody conversations. The following...
Many Texas readers are familiar with the phrase "kill them with kindness." It is often used as advice for individuals who are dealing with some sort of contention, whether at work, with a friend or in a social setting. The saying is meant to suggest that when a person...
Divorce can be a hectic time, with a lengthy list of to-do items that never seems to shrink. It is easy to overlook things during a military divorce, and it is rare that a Texas spouse emerges from the process confident that he or she has fully covered all of the...
As a Texas divorce comes to a close, both parties will experience a significant change in their financial situations. Whether for better or worse, the financial landscape that follows a military divorce and division of benefits will be different from what was in place...
The men and women in Texas who protect and serve our nation deserve a great deal of respect. They also deserve to have their own interests protected, which is often low on their priority list. This is especially true of younger members of the military, who are still...
When a family law matter comes before a Texas court, the judge that initially takes on the matter will almost always continue to preside over the case until the minor children reach the age of maturity. This is true in other states, as well. A departure from that norm...
Divorce is rarely easy. When children are involved, matters tend to become more complicated and highly emotional for parents and kids alike. Texas parents who divorce typically want what is best for their children, but when child support and custody issues arise,...