Annulment, a process that legally nullifies a marriage, is different from divorce in that it treats the marriage as if it never happened. Under Texas law, annulments are granted only in specific circumstances as outlined in the Texas Family Code §§ 6.101 – 6.111...
Legal Terms in Family Law: A Glossary Navigating the world of family law in Dallas-Fort Worth can be a challenging and emotional journey. Understanding legal terminology can empower you to make more informed decisions during your divorce, child custody battle, or...
Life is unpredictable, and so are the paths of relationships. At times, a couple may file for divorce, only to later decide they want to stay together. If you’re in this situation in Texas, you might be wondering how to cancel a divorce petition. The first step...
Now that it is 2021, imagine you were asked about the first thought that came to mind when hearing the word “family,” what would you say? If you’re like many Americans in the 2020’s then you probably answered: love, kids, mom and dad, and possibly even marriage....
Divorce is a major life event that can cause significant stress and anxiety. According to the Holmes and Rahe Stress Scale, divorce ranks as the second most stressful event after the death of a spouse. However, there are steps that you can take to help manage the...
Parents in Texas who are in same-sex relationships may want to make sure they have legal documentation that states they are both the parents of their children. On Nov. 29 in Mississippi, the state Supreme Court heard arguments from a woman who hopes to get parental...
