If you’re divorced in Texas and have children with your former spouse, you should have a child custody agreement in place that specifies certain important information. The custody agreement will specify the amount of parenting time your children will spend with you and your former spouse, which will include holidays and weekends. And because the […]
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Parenting comes with many joys, especially when you have legal assurance that you can spend time with your child and support their upbringing. Successfully navigating paternity in Texas will give you the chance to influence the direction of a young child’s life, impart your wisdom to them, and give the gift of watching your son
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Texas family courts are not obligated to grant a divorce to every couple who appears before them. Not only can a court decide not to complete the divorce process, the court may be legally obligated to deny it. Many Texas residents wonder what happens if divorce is not granted. Here is what you need to
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