Family Law Blog

Learn what is considered separate property in a Texas divorce and how premarital assets, gifts, inheritances, and other property may be protected.

Protective orders in Texas can be temporary or remain in effect for up to two years—and sometimes longer in serious cases. Learn how long Texas domestic violence protective orders may last and what can affect...

Texas child support guidelines now apply to monthly net resources up to $11,700. Learn how the updated cap may affect support calculations, existing orders, and modifications in 2026.

Texas is a community property state, but divorce does not always mean everything is divided equally. Learn how community and separate property are identified, how courts divide the marital estate, and what to consider when...

Spousal support and child support may both arise during a Texas divorce, but they serve different purposes and follow different legal rules. Learn how each type of support is determined, how long payments may last,...

Preparing financially for divorce can help you better understand your assets, debts, expenses, and long-term needs. Learn the key steps to take before and during a Texas divorce so you can make informed decisions and...

How long a divorce takes in Texas depends on several factors, including whether the case is contested, whether children are involved, and the complexity of property and financial issues. Learn what can affect the timeline...

Child custody orders may need to change as children and family circumstances evolve. Learn when Texas courts may allow a custody modification, what qualifies as a material and substantial change, and how the child’s best...