Texas parents going through a divorce may worry about the way the process might impact their young children. But what about older kids? Teens too can suffer the effects of a divorce. Divorce can affect the way teenagers relate to others When children witness their...
Family Law
Dealing with divorce and narcissism
Personality traits like confidence, pride and self-assurance may appear as self-centered and narcissistic, but they are actually healthy behaviors. However, it’s when the behavior become so extreme that it evolves into what’s known as narcissism. Those who are...
Requesting a support order modification in Texas
The court issues a child support order in order to guarantee that the costs of meeting a child’s needs are covered by both parents. However, there are times when circumstances change and a modification might be necessary. These changes might be needed temporarily to...
Domestic violence upends child custody and visitation rights
A Texas family law court examines the available evidence to determine the child’s best interests when making custody decisions. When domestic violence accusations come up, the court would likely take such allegations seriously if one spouse claims abuse by the other....
Finding a way to have a more peaceful, balanced divorce
When Texas residents think of divorce, they might picture a tense, angry situation, resolved through screaming matches and a long trial, particularly if the marriage broke down due to similar situations and emotions. However, even if spouses struggled to make their...