DO GRANDPARENTS HAVE CUSTODY RIGHTS?
Grandparents do not have a constitutional right to custody or visit their grandchildren following their parents' divorce or separation. However, Texas gives grandparents the right to seek these rights [...]
Grandparents do not have a constitutional right to custody or visit their grandchildren following their parents' divorce or separation. However, Texas gives grandparents the right to seek these rights [...]
If you are beginning the divorce process, you may have heard the term community property and wondered what it refers to and how it will impact your [...]
Texas law requires all parents to support their children with the necessities of life such as food, clothing, education, medical expenses and a place to live. After [...]
Last week on our Dallas family law blog, we began discussing retirement benefits -- specifically Social Security retirement benefits -- in the context of property division. This [...]
Numerous state and federal laws govern many issues for military families such as finances, retirement and benefits. These laws may also determine the outcome of a military divorce. [...]
Though the family law procedures for a military divorce are the same as for any other divorce, there are some special concerns military couples may have and [...]
Legally establishing paternity serves a number of different functions for fathers, families and children. Paternity is not only used for child support purposes but can be important [...]
Child support is for the child which it is important to keep in mind as child support disputes come up between parents. Children need financial support and [...]