Divorce often becomes a tense event that affects people at a very deep level. When children are involved, this can elevate tension and strife between the formerly married parents. That’s why many parents seek to include a non-disparagement clause in the divorce order. A non-disparagement clause is designed to prevent one (or both) parents from […]
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Grandparents are not afforded many legal rights to their grandchildren in Texas. However, grandparents do have a limited number of rights that could affect the relationship between parents and their children. If you are a parent looking to protect your parental rights, it’s important to understand grandparents’ rights under Texas law. Then, if you find
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If you – or someone you know – are looking for support to legally end a marriage in Texas, then you may have questions about whether to pursue an annulment or a divorce. The fundamental difference between an annulment vs divorce is that an annulment is based on the determination that the marriage was never
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