Contested divorces are some of the most difficult to deal with because you and your spouse cannot agree on issues like child custody or how you'll divide your marital assets. As a result, you will have to wait longer for the divorce to be finalized.In contested cases,...
Month: February 2019
Texan dads complain that child custody laws aren’t enforced
Custody cases can get out of hand, and in some instances, children aren't allowed to see the parents who miss them very much. Recently in Texas, a father has brought to light a situation in which he has court-ordered custody times but is unable to see his daughter due...
Change made protects agency’s right to religious adoptions
In an interesting move by the current presidential administration, religious adoption and foster-care providers have received protections. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently granted one faith-based agency in South Carolina a religious...
Where to File Divorce- Military Edition
1. General RuleThe general rule in Texas is that a person may file for divorce in the Texas county where the person resides if he or she has been domiciled in Texas for six months and a resident of the county where filing for 90 days. Texas law provides specific...