1. Moving to a new home. Many parents move after a divorce. This can create some issues if the move is great enough to impact their parental obligations. In other words, the parent may struggle to uphold their end of
Laura Dale & Associates, P.C. Blogs
Blog Authors
Latest from Laura Dale & Associates, P.C.
Factors that can complicate a divorce
f you had your own business established before the marriage and your spouse had nothing to do with it, then you may be…
3 things to know about QDROs
QDROs are only required for plans that are covered by the Employee Income Security Act. This classification doesn’t include IRAs. A QRDO…
Do conflicts in other nations affect your custody order?
What happens if your spouse takes your child to another country (legally or not) and refuses to come back, despite the existing ……
Traveling with your children during (and after) divorce
Most likely, your agreement allows for in-state travel during your parenting time ……
Can you withhold visitation from an ex who is not paying child support?
Texas law treats parenting time and child support as two separate issues ……
Indefinite child support in Texas
Under the Texas Family Code, support for a child with disabilities can be ordered for ……
What determines the amount of spousal support in Texas?
Usually, the court has broad discretion in determining the amount and ……
Could someone appeal a child custody ruling with new evidence?
In some cases, parents may claim that they have new evidence that should change the ……
Does community property in Texas mean a 50/50 split in a divorce?
In theory, the process of dividing community property is incredibly straightforward ……