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Child custody decisions in Texas can be a complex and emotional process. The courts aim to determine what is in the best interest of the child, considering various factors. If you're going through a custody case, it’s important to understand how Texas courts approach...
In Texas, homestead protections provide strong legal safeguards for a person's primary residence during probate. Probate refers to the legal process where a deceased person’s assets are distributed according to their will or the state's laws. Understanding how...
Grandparents play an important role in a child’s life, but conflicts between parents and extended family can sometimes lead to limited contact. In Texas, grandparents may have the right to seek visitation under certain circumstances. Understanding the law can help you...
When handling probate in Texas, you may encounter a probate referee. Their role is to assess the fair market value of estate assets, ensuring accurate distribution and tax calculations. Unlike some states where referees are mandatory, Texas probate courts often rely...
Child support is an important financial responsibility, but there are times when paying the current amount becomes difficult. In Texas, parents can request a reduction in child support under certain circumstances. Understanding when to take this step ensures you act...
Handling probate for out-of-state property in Texas can add complexity to estate administration. Understanding the process helps ensure the property transfers smoothly and legally to the intended heirs or beneficiaries. Ancillary probate for out-of-state property When...
Modern marriages face unique challenges. Changing gender roles and shifting expectations contribute significantly to rising divorce rates. As society evolves, traditional views about the roles of men and women have transformed, and not every marriage adjusts to these...
In Texas, even if one parent wins primary custody of a child, the other parent usually still has the right to maintain a relationship with the child. Your court-approved visitation schedule will facilitate this relationship even after the divorce. Texas law...
When a loved one passes away, one of the last things you want to worry about is unexpected debts. However, during the probate process, it’s common to discover liabilities you didn’t know about. These can add anxiety and confusion during circumstances that are already...
In a divorce, dividing assets can go slowly when one spouse hides property or money. Hidden assets can create an imbalance in the division process, leading to an unfair settlement. Understanding how these hidden assets affect divorce outcomes is important to ensure...