Texas Family Law Rules
Texas Family Law Rules
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While divorce is sometimes inevitable, your divorce does not need to mirror the plot of a bad soap opera. Drama and discord are not a necessary part of the divorce process. There is a better way to divorce – an uncontested divorce.
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Understanding and Calculating Alimony in Texas
Alimony is a court-ordered payment from one spouse to the other during, and sometimes after, a divorce. Maintenance is not a guarantee for either spouse and the court must follow specific guidelines when deciding the type, duration, and amount of support (if any) in a divorce.
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Understanding Child Support in Texas
Start here to learn about child support laws in Texas.
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The Basics of Annulment in Vermont
Marriage ends by death, divorce or annulment in Vermont. This article explains how an annulment differs from a divorce, how to get an annulment in Vermont, and the effect of an annulment. If you have other questions after reading this article, you should contact an experienced family law attorney in
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What is Divorce Mediation? Divorce mediation is a private process in which a neutral third person (a mediator) helps divorcing couples reach a mutually satisfactory settlement of the issues in their case, including child support, custody and visitation, alimony, and property division.
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Get started here to learn about divorce laws in Texas.
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The Basics of Annulment in Texas
In Texas, marriages end through death, divorce or annulment. In Texas, annulment is also referred to as declaring a marriage "void." This article explains what an annulment is, the process of getting an annulment in Texas, and what the effects of an annulment are. If you have other questions about annulment
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Texas Dissolution of Marriage FAQs
Get answers to frequently asked questions about divorce in Texas.
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When a couple divorces in Texas, the court will divide their community property as it deems "just and right."
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Texas Divorce: Frequently Asked Questions
This article covers the basic issues you'll encounter in a divorce in Texas.
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Texas Divorce: Dividing Property
All income earned and property acquired by either spouse during the marriage belongs to both spouses equally