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You can lose your license if you fail to pay child support

In Texas, if you do not have primary custody of your child, it is likely that you have been ordered to pay child support

Changing your child support order in Texas

Child support serves a valuable purpose. It allows the primary caregiver of a child to receive financial support necessary to provide for the child.

Custody modification when co-parenting sours

When you settle your child custody or visitation dispute, you hope that the matter is put to rest for good. You might feel confident

Do I have to pay spousal support under Texas law?

You and your spouse may have had a good dynamic regarding work and money, at least for a while. You may have decided to

Obtaining a family violence protective order

Domestic abuse is a serious problem in Texas, as well as nationwide. Although divorce or separation may be available options for domestic violence victims,

How are decisions made regarding joint custody in divorce?

Raising children is a very important job in Texas and parents take this job seriously. When parents are married to each other, they usually

Pets and divorce

Pets play an important role in our families but are treated as property under Texas law. Couples undergoing divorce need to prepare for their

Division of property and debt in divorce

Dividing property and debt during a divorce can have substantial consequences long after all the paperwork is signed. Texas law and preparation determine how

Enforcing visitation orders in Texas

Even after the divorce is final, noncustodial parents may face obstacles seeing their children. Sometimes it is necessary to seek court enforcement of a

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