When a court decides where a child will live and how parenting time will be divided, it considers several factors, including the child's best interests and each parent's stability. If you are going through a child custody case in Texas, knowing what the court looks…
Alcohol can remain detectable on your breath for up to several hours after your last drink, often longer than it takes to feel sober. For most people, alcohol remains detectable on a breath test for anywhere from two to 12 hours, depending on how much…
Divorcing a narcissistic spouse in Texas means preparing for a process that is longer, more personal, and more conflict-driven than most divorces. However, the court still decides the same legal issues based on evidence, the best interests of any children, and Texas law. Staying organized,…
In Texas, the term custodial parent refers to the parent who has the right to designate the child's primary residence under a court-ordered conservatorship arrangement. Texas family law does not use the term custody in its statutes. Instead, courts issue conservatorship orders that establish which…
Yes. Child support does not always end cleanly when a parent dies. In Texas, families often face two urgent questions at the same time: what happens to future payments, and what happens to past-due support that was never paid. The answers depend on probate rules…
Being accused of a sex crime can turn your life upside down. You may feel overwhelmed, frightened, and unsure of what the law actually says about consent in Texas. Many people charged with these offenses had no intention of violating the law and are often…
Divorce records can provide valuable information for legal, personal, or genealogical purposes. In Texas, you can look up divorce records by contacting the district clerk’s office in the county where the divorce was finalized, as that’s where all divorce filings and decrees are stored. Whether…
Many Texans are unaware that a legal marriage can exist in the state without a formal wedding ceremony or marriage license. If you're unsure whether your relationship qualifies as a common law marriage in Texas, consult an experienced family law attorney from Sanchez & Farrar…
Child support helps ensure children receive financial support from both parents after separation or divorce. When someone falls behind on payments in Texas, they might wonder about the legal consequences they can face, and may even question: "Can I go to jail for not paying…
Many couples in Texas live together for years without a formal wedding ceremony, leading them to wonder about their legal status. Common law marriage, also called informal marriage, creates legally binding marital rights and responsibilities without the traditional marriage license and ceremony. A family law…
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