Divorce in Texas

Restraining orders restrain, or prohibit, a party in a family law case from taking a specific action or engaging in a…

Filing for divorce in Texas triggers numerous emotions for both parties, and it is reasonable to be concerned about…

For many people who file divorce or SAPCR lawsuits, the temporary orders hearing may be the only time they go in front…

The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (“NCADV”) indicates that one in three women and one in four men have…

Going to court for a divorce or child custody matter is not only intimidating, it is also important. The outcome of…

UCCJEA stands for Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act. Family Code Ch. 152 contains the Texas…

Divorces are traumatic for everyone involved. While children and emotions will naturally live in the forefront of your…

Texas Family Code § 153.002 states that the best interest of the child shall always be front and center to the court…

What is separate property under Texas divorce law? Texas Family Code § 3.01 defines separate property as property…