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The law requires both parents to financially support a minor child until that child reaches the age of majority. When the parents do not live together...

Within the area of family law, there is no issue more emotional or potentially contentious than the issue of child custody. Whether the issue comes up during a divorce or paternity action...

Making the decision to end a marriage is rarely easy. The divorce process that follows that decision can be amicable or acrimonious, depending on how the parties choose to proceed.

For the average person, the legal issues involved in a divorce can be confusing and complex. The entire legal system, in fact, can be difficult to navigate for someone who does not have any previous experience.

In the State of Texas, both parents of a minor child are expected to contribute to the financial support of the child until the child reaches the age of majority.

Sometimes, clients reveal that he or she has possession of items which they want to use as evidence against the other party but which were illegally obtained and which are illegal to possess.

If you are the father of minor children, the most difficult part about deciding to end your marriage will probably be talking to your kids about it. There is no guidebook nor is there a right way and a wrong way to do it.

The process of divorce has an impact on everyone involved, including the minor children. Unfortunately, the impact of a divorce doesn’t always end when the divorce is finalized.

A recent study revealed that millennial Americans are 50% less likely to get divorced. But while the younger generations are more committed to staying married...

When the parents of a minor child decide to call their marriage quits, the divorce process that follows can be amicable or adversarial.