In Texas, an adoption may be classified as open or closed, but the majority of cases will exhibit elements of both. In an entirely open adoption, the birth parents meet with the adoptive parents and initiate post-placement visits. While the adoptive ...
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Understanding eligibility requirements for adoption
The Texas Family Code outlines certain limitations regarding the adoption process. Except under certain circumstances, any adult is legally able to pursue an adoption. However, a number of restrictions limits if a child is eligible for adoption. I...
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Texas is a community property state. This means that in most cases, all property is acquired during the term of the marriage is considered to be equally owned by both spouses. This also applies to debt that the couple takes on. In a divorce, all comm...
Read MoreRushing a prenuptial agreement can lead to problems later
Texas couples with high assets may choose to get a prenuptial agreement to protect their interests in the event of divorce. However, these agreements are not always iron-clad and may be voided in some situations. One problem that people may face is w...
Read MorePrenuptial agreements becoming more acceptable
Like others around the world, Texas couples who exchange wedding vows usually intend for them to last forever. However, with many marriages ending in court-issued divorce orders that can do more harm than good, it is becoming increasingly apparent th...
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