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How Your Divorce May Affect a Surrogate Agreement

Whenever a couple faces divorce, several parts of their lives may change significantly. While children under the guardianship of the couple will often require child support and reduced time with one or both parents, surrogate

Can Stepparents Get Visitation Rights in Texas?

For many children, stepparents are loved as much as biological ones. In cases where a couple has gotten divorced, former stepparents do not immediately have visitation rights under Texas law. The state views them as

Prenuptial Agreement

Pros and Cons of Creating a Prenup in Texas

As you prepare for your marriage, you may be considering creating and signing a prenuptial agreement with your fiancé. Prenups generally outline a list of decisions in the case that a marriage dissolves and results

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How Does Debt Get Divided in a Texas Divorce?

The process of getting divorced looks different for everybody, and each state has rules regarding how your estate and property will be distributed, including Texas. The Lone Star state follows the community property model, meaning

Texas Community Property Division: What You Need to Know

A divorce is an emotionally and financially challenging life event. Understanding your legal rights throughout the divorce process is essential, especially regarding community property division. If you are dissolving a marriage in Texas, you may

Steps to Consider When Creating a Prenup

Couples nearing marriage can confront challenging questions around complex issues, such as finances, assets, property, and more. Some soon-to-be-married couples believe discussing a prenuptial agreement may harm their relationship. When considering a prenup, proactive steps,

Alimony vs. Spousal Support in Texas

Although Texas does not recognize the term “alimony,” spousal support and maintenance vary under Texas law. Spousal support is voluntary and generally agreed upon by the divorcing parties in their divorce settlement. Alternatively, spousal maintenance