Divorce in Texas can be hard on everyone, especially on children. That is why the Texas State Legislature has established guidelines that ensure the child’s best interest is protected – particularly in child support proceedings. The guidelines can be found in Chapter 154 of the Texas Family Code. From our team of experienced divorce and...
At C.E. Borman, our focus is on family law – and the Texas families these laws affect. We know that for parents throughout Texas, their children are their world. And one of the scariest things a parent can imagine is their child being abducted. In this blog, we delve into the complexities, causes, and preventive...
Texans considering divorce are often surprised and confused by its rules. Questions relating to child support, property division and alimony often top the list. In a Texas divorce, you get two options: You and your spouse may agree to a settlement between yourselves or You can file the case in court and leave it to...
Deciding to go forward with getting a divorce in Texas is never an easy thing. If you or your spouse are in the military, it can add a layer of stress to everything. In every state, the laws (state and federal) of military divorce differ. However, our Texas divorce attorneys will walk you through how...
Parents often must work together to raise their children for several years after divorce. As the years go by, many parents realize that changes in circumstances may require a modification to their child custody arrangement. Generally, a parent who wishes to modify an existing child custody order must petition the court. Here’s the list of the factors...
When you have children and are going through a divorce, your child custody agreement is integral to your divorce decree. figuring out what child support covers in Texas can be frustrating for parents going through a divorce and a part of the settlement that can have a lot of back and forth. However, our Texas...
Child custody plans for older children. Child custody agreements can be complicated, especially when deciding the best option for older children, whether you have recently divorced or have been divorced for a few years. Older children may need a custody plan that differs from younger children because they may have specific activities, wishes, or thoughts...
Making an adult decision is sometimes the most difficult because sooner rather than later, you will have to face reality. Divorce is a grown-up (adult) decision, and parents should take responsibility for their own choices. You need to own your decision to stay together (or not). If you’re thinking about getting a divorce and want to know what happens next,...
Did you know that recent statistics say that almost 90% of Americans are active on some social media platform? We also average about two hours and 27 minutes daily of scrolling, reading, and watching videos on social media platforms. It connects us with our friends, family, and the world, and social media has become a...
As you proceed through your divorce, it can become confusing to understand all the different terms and what everything means. A common question that our clients have asked our Texas family law attorneys is; what is the difference between legal and physical custody in Texas? What does this mean for me and my child custody...
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