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Texas, like most other states in the US, puts a strong emphasis on the importance of fatherhood. In fact, the Texas Family Code 160.204 lays out the determining factors for the presumption of fatherhood...

If you are currently married, but are contemplating divorce, you are undoubtedly considering all the implications of going through a divorce as well as all the factors that will affect the divorce process itself.

Part of any divorce involves taking the combined assets and debts of the marriage and creating two separate lives (and estates) after the divorce.

Although it was once considered socially unacceptable to have a child out of wedlock, that is no longer the case in the United States.

Whether you are still in the process of divorce or your divorce has been finalized, the holidays can be extremely difficult for divorced dads.

If you are a father, and divorce is in your near future, custody of your minor children may be a hotly contested issue in the divorce.

If you have recently decided to end your marriage, or the decision has been made for you by your spouse, the next step is the legal process of divorce.

The end of a marriage rarely occurs overnight. Instead, marriages that end in divorce typically die a slow death over months or years. The factors that lead to that end can be complex and difficult to pinpoint.

Going through a divorce when minor children are involved is difficult on everyone. Once through the process, however, you hope things will calm down and return to some sense of the new normal.

Whether ending your marriage is your idea or you simply see the writing on the wall, once you know that the end of your marriage is imminent you should start preparing for the legal process of divorce that follows.