Here's something you may not have thought would lead to divorce: mail-in DNA kits. Military leaders have spoken out in the news to suggest that military members don't use these tools. Why? While they can be a fun way to learn about your heritage, they also could lead to unintended consequences by showing who you're related to.
How long do you have to separate before divorcing in Texas?
Divorces can be tedious. They can be lengthy processes that take many months, or even years, depending on the circumstances.
How can a military family set up custody arrangements?
Custody arrangements can be hard to set up when you're in the military and divorcing. You may not have a steady schedule, or you might find that your schedule doesn't line up well with your spouse's.
Be prepared for your custody case in Texas
When you are worried about losing custody of your child, nothing else matters to you. That fear can be overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. You should know that most parents are treated fairly by the courts. Men or women are not preferred over the other.
