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Many parents wonder whether being disabled automatically changes their child support obligation. In Texas the answer depends on several factors, including the type of disability benefits received and whether the court modifies the existing order. Factors affecting...
Missing a criminal court date can feel overwhelming, especially if you realize the mistake after the hearing has passed. You may worry about being arrested, losing your bond or making your case worse. Although a missed date is serious, taking prompt, organized action...
Being arrested for the first time can feel disorienting and deeply unsettling. You may not know what to say, what to do or what comes next. Understanding your rights in Texas can make a significant difference in how your case unfolds. You have the right to remain...
Divorce can leave urgent questions unanswered while your case is still pending. You may need to know where your children will live, who will pay certain bills or whether you can stay in the marital home. In Texas, temporary orders can create short-term rules while you...
Facing a drug possession charge can make you feel like your future is suddenly hanging by a thread. With the state's strict sentencing laws and the long-term impact of a criminal record, the stakes are incredibly high. However, an arrest is not a conviction....
In Texas, getting a divorce can be exhausting. You will generally have to make difficult decisions about your future, finances and children. While every divorce is unique, some common pitfalls could make an already-challenging situation even harder. Hiding assets or...
A single social media post can surface in court and influence the outcome of your divorce or custody case. In Texas, judges may consider digital communications in making decisions about your children, finances or credibility. How posts influence your case Posts that...
Texas fraud charges often hinge on a single word: intent. Prosecutors must prove a defendant purposefully deceived others to gain an advantage. But what happens when an honest error occurs? The reasonableness standard Texas law requires that a mistake must be...
Spousal maintenance, sometimes called alimony, is financial help one spouse may receive after a divorce. In Texas, judges do not automatically award this type of support. They first look at whether a person can cover their basic living costs using their own income or...
If you have just lost your job, you are likely working around the clock to manage your bills. During this time, you might worry about what will happen if your current financial status prevents you from meeting child support obligations. This blog outlines how Texas...