A lawyer for a Dallas man who petitioned to divorce from his same-sex partner has announced that his client will pursue an appeal to the Texas Supreme Court. We discussed the facts of his case in a previous blog, A Brief Examination of In the Matter ...
Read MoreRealtors Now Catering to Divorcing Couples
Divorcing couples are forced to deal with a multitude of demanding legal issues from child custody and child support to alimony and property division. In addition, they must cope with equally demanding non-legal issues such as relocating, adjusting t...
Read MoreThe Financial Impact of Divorce on Adult Children
Perhaps one of the most well-known and well-documented aspects of divorce is its impact on younger children. These children of divorce are often forced to endure lengthy (and potentially hostile) child custody proceedings, cope with the disappearance...
Read MoreTX Court of Appeals: Attorney General Cannot Intervene in Same-Sex Marriage Case
Last Friday, the Third Court of Appeals, located in Austin, determined that Attorney General Greg Abbott could not legally intervene in a case involving two women who were legally married in a state that recognizes same-sex marriage and later granted...
Read MoreSD Supreme Court: State’s Child Custody Laws Are Constitutional
In legal news, the Supreme Court of South Dakota was recently called upon to decide whether the state's child custody laws, which give grandparents the right to secure custody under extraordinary circumstances, were constitutional. The case, Feist...
Read MoreRate of Divorce in India on the Rise
Over the past few decades, America and India have emerged as partners in a variety of fields from commerce and medicine, to entertainment and tourism. As this partnership has grown, so too has each country's adoption of certain customs. In fact, it n...
Read MoreMI Man Who Accessed Wife’s Email Without Her Consent May Go to Prison
As discussed in a previous post, the increasing prominence of social media coupled with the relative ease with which email and other personal communications can be accessed has permanently changed the landscape of divorce proceedings. Couples can ...
Read MorePerhaps Divorce Should Not Be A New Year’s Resolution
Americans view the New Year as a way to get a fresh start. The new calendar year provides us with the incentive to correct all the wrongs of the past year and to make improvements in our lives. When celebrating the New Year with friends, we often mak...
Read MoreA Few Considerations for Non-Custodial Parents – II
One of the most difficult aspects of any divorce is child custody. If you aren't appointed the "custodial parent" (known in Texas as the primary joint managing conservator), your ability to see your child will likely be somewhat curtailed. Fortuna...
Read MoreA Few Considerations for Non-Custodial Parents
One of the most difficult aspects of any divorce is child custody. If you aren't appointed the "custodial parent" (known in Texas as the primary joint managing conservator), your ability to see your child will likely be somewhat curtailed. Fortuna...
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