Divorces that involve children are naturally the most difficult of all, and if your child has special needs, it is that much more difficult. Children with special needs often require more ongoing care and attention than other children – often far into their futures....
Visitation and Contempt- Do your part.
Visitation and Custody Attorney in Houston, Texas. Contempt Cases People often contact my office when a parent has failed to allow them to exercise their court-ordered visitation. Failing to allow a parent to exercise court-ordered visitation can result in a...
Child Support for Children with Special Needs
Is a Divorce Attorney Really Necessary?
If you are facing a divorce, you have a lot of important decisions to make regarding you and your children’s future. If you and your divorcing spouse are in agreement about the divorce basics, you may wonder if you really need to bother with hiring a divorce attorney....
What You Need to Know about Child Custody in Texas
Nothing about divorce is easy, but if you’re facing a divorce that involves children, their ongoing well-being, health, and happiness are obviously your top priority. While the State of Texas employs some unique language when it comes to child custody, its practices...
Texas Alimony Considerations
Spousal support (or alimony) refers to a financial consideration one spouse pays the other after a divorce (and sometimes during the pendency of a divorce). Not every divorce involves alimony. In fact, alimony is never a certainty, but there are a wide range of...
The Divorce Petition: The First Step in the Divorce Process
Coming to the decision that it's time to end your marriage is never easy, and if you've recently come to this conclusion, you may be at a loss regarding how to move forward. The very first step after making the momentous divorce decision is to file a divorce petition....
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