by C.E. Borman & Associates | Apr 30, 2019 | Blog, Child Custody & Support, Divorce, Modifications & Enforcement, Uncategorized
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...
by C.E. Borman & Associates | Feb 26, 2019 | Blog, Child Custody & Support, Divorce, Family Law, Uncategorized, Visitation
A common issue in divorce and custody matters is the residency restriction that Courts in Texas impose. The state legislature has said that they want to support and promote the relationship between the non-custodial parents and their children. They do this by assuring...
by C.E. Borman & Associates | Feb 4, 2019 | Blog, Child Custody & Support, Divorce, Family Law, Uncategorized
The month of February is often associated with romance and valentines, but ironically, it is also the most active month for divorce. The holidays are over and now we’re entering what some call the divorce season because divorce filings begin to spike in January,...
by C.E. Borman & Associates | Dec 3, 2018 | Divorce, Emotionally prepare for divorce, Family Law, Modifications & Enforcement, No-Fault Divorce, Uncategorized
People have a desire for companionship and they are willing to risk a lot for love. With 9 out of 10 Americans getting married at some point in their life, it seems like a good idea to get married. There are financial benefits and married couples are traditionally...
by C.E. Borman & Associates | Oct 12, 2018 | Child Custody & Support, Divorce, Emotionally prepare for divorce, Family Law, Property Division, Uncategorized
Unless you’ve gone through a divorce before, it’s not very clear what you’re suppose to do after the divorce is final. You may be counting down to that marked day on the calendar when your divorce is final, and thinking all the conflict, cost and collateral damage...
by C.E. Borman & Associates | Sep 10, 2018 | Divorce, Family Law, Standing Orders
When you have been served divorce papers, you have less than 30 days to deliver your written response in which you will either agree to the orders or file a counterclaim. Getting divorced is never an easy process. It causes a lot of emotions and negative thoughts that...
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