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Child custody becomes complicated when a parent is incarcerated. Understanding Texas law in these situations is vital for the child's well-being. Impact of incarceration on parental rights In Texas, going to prison doesn't automatically remove a parent's rights. The...
Alimony, or spousal maintenance, helps a spouse who needs financial support after a divorce. In Texas, alimony laws are strict, and not everyone qualifies. Even those who do might receive less than expected. Understanding these factors can help individuals prepare...
When going through a divorce, one of the most significant concerns is the division of assets, including retirement accounts such as 401Ks. As you navigate this challenging time, you need to understand your rights and your spouse's entitlements to ensure a fair...
The circumstances surrounding each divorce are unique. Therefore, Texas law tries to provide statutes and guidelines that can match any situation. To that end, a marriage could end in a fault-based or a no-fault divorce. How do the two differ? The standards for a...
Child custody arrangements are dynamic and subject to change as circumstances evolve. Understanding the intricacies of child custody modifications is crucial for parents seeking adjustments to existing agreements. There are several things that you should know about...
When facing a DUI/DWI or public intoxication charge in Texas, there are avenues for reducing the severity of the charge. The process involves several key steps, and your Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) plays a role in determining the potential outcomes....
In the Lone Star State, when a married couple decides to part ways, a law says that there should be a "just and right" division of their assets and responsibilities. The common misconception is that this results in the estate being separated equally, but what is fair...
Although social media allows people to connect and share ideas, it can also have harmful consequences. Social media platforms like TikTok can inspire trends that involve criminal behaviors like theft and vandalism. It is crucial to understand the link between social...
If you live in Texas and want to separate from your spouse, you might face difficulties because the state does not permit formal legal separation for married couples. Fortunately, there are alternative routes that couples can take to live separately without divorcing....
Extradition is a legal process that transfers individuals from one state to another to face criminal charges. Whether you are a Texas resident who got a DWI in another state or you got a DWI while traveling through Texas, you may find yourself facing extradition....