Generally, obtaining a passport for a minor child requires the consent of both parents. However, this situation can become complex if you are divorced. If you suspect your ex-spouse is trying to get a passport for your child without your permission, there are steps...
Month: June 2023
Who owns the home after a divorce in Texas?
The community property laws in Texas require divorcing couples to divide the assets and properties obtained during their marriage. Chapter 7 of the Texas Family Code specifies that spouses must agree on a “just and right” split for the court to approve a divorce...
Do you need a custody plan when unmarried parents separate?
The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines a family as a basic societal unit traditionally made up of two married parents. However, families are not always traditional, and they may include a mix of people and pets. When it comes to divorce and separation, Texas applies...
Pursuing sole custody in a Texas divorce
In Texas, sole custody, also known as "sole managing conservatorship," gives one parent the exclusive right to make decisions regarding a child's education, health care and other major life choices. Deciding to ask for full custody requires careful consideration....
Steps to safeguard finances before initiating a divorce
Initiating a divorce is a decision packed with large and small implications. Apart from the many emotional challenges, the impact of divorce on one's financial stability can be substantial and long-lasting. It is crucial, therefore, to understand how to protect...