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Where do I File my Divorce? Subject Matter Jurisdiction In the United States, including Texas, subject matter jurisdiction refers to a court’s authority to hear and decide cases of a particular type or subject matter. In the context of divorce… Read More

What happens with our pets when going through a divorce? Animal lovers will understand that pets are considered part of the family. As such, going through a divorce and deciding who gets to keep the pets can be a highly emotional decision. In Texas,… Read More

What can I do if the possession time with my child is being interfered with Courts regularly award possessory rights related to a child through divorce decrees and custody orders. Unfortunately, problems can arise after this order when one of the par… Read More

How do I know if my child may be in danger from their other parent? It is not uncommon for parents to disagree about how to parent their children. Parenting styles refer to the general approach that parents use to raise their children. There are seve… Read More

Am I common law married? Common law marriage, also known as informal marriage, is recognized in the state of Texas. Under Texas law, a couple can establish a common law marriage by meeting certain requirements, which include: Both parties must have t… Read More

What happens to Marital Debt in a Divorce? In Texas, the division of property during a divorce is governed by community property laws. This means that any property acquired during the marriage is considered community property and is subject to divisi… Read More

What are “Initial Disclosures?” As of January 1, 2021, The Texas Rules of Civil Procedure adopted significant changes for civil cases. The goal was to make cases more efficient and cost-effective. Initial disclosures are no longer part of… Read More