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Most people have heard that the first year of marriage comes with unprecedented challenges. These hardships come in many shapes and forms and impact couples in many different ways. While many couples struggle in the years just after the wedding, a few signs indicate...
As someone who always tries to remain on the right side of the law, you may feel understandably shocked if Texas law enforcement accuses you of credit card fraud. Where did you slip up? NerdWallet breaks down how friendly fraud works. Understand how to clear your name...
After divorce, the last thing you want to do is work together with your co-parent. However, you have likely heard that cooperative co-parenting is often touted as one of the best ways to raise a child after a split. Is there anything you can do to raise your child...
Texas law prohibits shoplifting under the general definition of theft. In addition, the state has specific laws against hiding items or deactivating antitheft devices in a retail setting. Review the definitions and possible penalties for various types of theft crimes...
A Texas divorce has the potential to cost you quite a bit of money, but it does not have to be this way. If you and your former partner are both willing, you may be able to part ways through a collaborative divorce, as opposed to a traditional courtroom one. Per U.S....
The reasons for driver suspensions and revocations contain a lot of possible infractions. A suspension often refers to automatic enforcement actions dictated by court convictions, while revocations often refer to temporary enforcement actions awaiting a compliance...
Under the Texas Family Code, assets acquired by either spouse during marriage classify as community property. A divorce court judge generally acknowledges that you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse each have a right to half of your community property’s value. As noted by...
You received criminal charges after your recent encounter with Texas law enforcement. Perhaps you want to move or get a new job, both of which may require a look into your background. How long should you expect your charges to appear on background checks? Chron...
In Texas, a couple has options when it comes to the path to divorce. One option you may want to explore is the collaborative approach. This process is unique in that it requires in-person meetings between the parties and their attorneys. In a collaborative divorce,...
Depending on your current relationship with your soon-to-be-former spouse, you may struggle to come to terms with your divorce. Even if you agree the two of you should divorce, it may not make the split easier. U.S. News & World Report explores the monetary...
