Prestigious legal guide recognizes 12 family law attorneys in 2023 edition DALLAS – The 2023 edition of Texas Super Lawyers has recognized 12 Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson,…
If you are in a child custody dispute, you may wonder if Texas has a maximum child support amount. Yes, there usually is one. Learn about the cap on child…
Family law attorneys honored for distinguished expertise …
Divorces are typically emotional and stressful, but every divorce has different legal and factual components that must be carefully considered for the best outcome. Two of the most critical parts…
Texas is a community property state, meaning that all property and assets acquired during a marriage are presumed to be jointly…
If you are in the military, you must be prepared to move at times. A Permanent Change of Station (POS) could mean moving thousands of miles, and it is just…
One of the critical issues to be decided in a Texas divorce is the division of marital property. Property division in a Texas divorce is done based on specific laws,…
In Texas, alimony (also called spousal support) is the financial support that one spouse pays the other after the divorce is final. Spousal support is not ordered in all situations,…
Getting divorced in Texas can be emotionally devastating and expensive. It can be even worse when the two parties are fighting over custody of their child. Learn about your rights…
Many Texans sign prenuptial agreements “prenups” before they marry to protect their assets once they are married. Like other contracts, the prenup must comply with state law to be valid.
