During or after a divorce, parental alienation can become a major issue that affects the relationship between children and their parents. I have seen this become a point of contention far too often in Texas Family Court proceedings. Often, one parent will use their children as a vehicle to inflict further damage against the other […]
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Being held in contempt of court is obviously not a good outcome. However, some individuals believe it is worth the risk to prove a point or make a statement that they do not agree with a court order issued by a family law judge, and this is not a good idea. That’s why it’s important
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Each U.S. state has a unique set of laws that help determine what is officially recognized as “marriage.” As you dive deeper into state laws, you will see that some states recognize common law marriage and others do not. You might be wondering does Texas recognize common law marriage? The answer is yes. Texas is
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