Going through a divorce or separation raises a lot of financial questions, and two of the most common are how child support gets calculated and whether spousal maintenance applies to a given situation. Texas law sets specific guidelines for both, but the details are...
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How to Get a Protective Order in Texas and What It Actually Covers
Texas protective orders can remove a person from the home, restrict contact, and suspend a gun license, and filing costs the applicant nothing. Key Takeaways: Texas charges no filing fee for a protective order. Final protective orders usually last up to two years. A...
Child Custody in Texas: Conservatorship, Visitation, and Parental Rights Explained
Going through a custody matter in Texas often means running into legal terms that never get fully explained, conservatorship, possession orders, and the best interest standard among them. At Neave Law, PLLC, we work with families across the Dallas-Fort Worth area...
How Texas Really Decides Who Gets the Kids (and What You Can Do About It)
Texas courts decide custody based on what's best for the child, not on which parent earns more or which parent asked for divorce first. Key Takeaways: Texas law does not automatically favor mothers or fathers in custody cases. Conservatorship and possession are...
Dividing Complex Property in a Texas Divorce: Business, Crypto, and Investments
Most divorces involve dividing a home, a car, or a bank account, assets that are relatively straightforward to value and split. But when a marriage includes a business, cryptocurrency, stock options, or significant separate property like an inheritance, the process...