Whether unmarried fathers have parental rights is a common concern among men who have children and are unmarried to their children’s partner. Sadly, our Texas family law firm is familiar with unmarried fathers’ parental rights. Unfortunately, the short answer is no. Under Texas law, the mother automatically has legal and physical custody of a child when...
Everyone has the right to find that one special person, especially after you have been through a divorce. Going out there, starting fresh, and finding happiness is so important. However, when it comes to your children, it is important that you introduce your new partner to them when is it the right time for them....
The Rights of LGBTQ+ Couples in Texas Since 2015, same-sex marriage has been legal in Texas. The United States Supreme Court issued its ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges, legalizing same-sex marriage in every state. Our Texas Family Law firm is a supporter of the LGBTQ+ community and is proud to work with these communities. If you are...
Divorces are not only stressful but also very time-consuming. There is actually so much that goes into getting a divorce, including custody agreements and dividing your assets. Then there are times when you might need to look a little deeper into your finances if you feel your ex-spouse could be hiding assets. The process of...
Texas is one of the states that recognize common law marriage. Also known as marriage without formalities or informal marriage, it’s defined as when couples live together and present themselves to friends, family, and the community as ‘being married.’ However, they have never gone through a formal wedding ceremony and do not have a marriage license....
For parents who are going through a divorce often their biggest concern is the children. Parents may even have a conversation about, should we stay together for the children. When divorce is the best option for both couples parents will begin to worry about how their divorce will affect the children. It’s definitely tricky. Some children...
We all understand the word ‘co-parenting.’ We know that it’s when both parents play an active role in the children’s daily lives; it’s about making shared decisions. But what about successfully co-parenting? We understand that co-parenting will enable the child to have a close relationship with each parent. But what we don’t always know is...
Now that the FDA has approved the COVID-19 Vaccine for children the age of 12 or older. Some co-parenting and divorced parents are facing a new challenge, the COVID-19 vaccine. What happens when one parent wants to vaccinate and the other doesn’t? How can the covid-19 vaccine and co-parenting in Texas coincide if you can’t...
October is Domestic Violence Awareness month and it is important to speak up about domestic abuse, raise awareness, provide services, and provide information on how to navigate an unfortunate situation. Divorce and domestic violence are touchy subjects and we are here to help. As of this year, 1 in 4 women and 1 in 9 men are victims of...
When the parents go through a Divorce, the children might have a hard time, but not for the reasons you might think about. It’s not so much the fact that the family is changing, but with the conflict that might be generated through the transition. So, there are details you should keep in mind with...
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