Child custody orders in Texas are designed to protect the best interests of a child. As a result, there may be times when a judge decides to modify an existing arrangement due to a change in circumstances. Whether you’re considering modifying a child custody order or are concerned about the other parent potentially modifying the […]
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A common reason couples are hesitant to get divorced is the cost involved. It’s understandable, as a legal divorce in Texas can be costly based on the unique circumstances in each situation: Length of marriage. Whether or not there are children through the marriage. Assets to be divided up (e.g. vehicles, property, and bank accounts).
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When a marriage ends, and the couple has a minor child together, the court may order child support payments from one parent to the other. In most cases, these payments continue until the child reaches adulthood — the parents go their separate ways and stay that way, and the child support obligation is fulfilled over
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