Enforcement of Orders

Court orders that determine parenting arrangements are considered serious documents. To keep things stable for children after their parents split up, it’s important for both sides to uphold their end of the arrangement. Family courts in Texas have jurisdiction over any orders that are made in divorce proceedings and any other cases involving families and […]

Sadly, it is not uncommon for a legal divorce to end on poor terms. While a divorce is designed to formally end the relationship between two people, you will likely need to deal with your ex-spouse again in the future. One of the more common reasons why is spousal support (also known as alimony or

Alimony, known as spousal support or maintenance in Texas, is a court-ordered payment from one ex-spouse to another after a divorce. It’s designed to help the receiving spouse maintain their standard of living if they cannot do so on their own. As hard as you try to make these payments, sometimes you may find yourself