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Child support refers to the money a divorced parent pays the other to help with the costs of raising a child. In Texas, the court commonly orders the parent who does not have primary custody to financially support the parent who does. These parents are known as the...
If you are facing drug-related charges in Texas, you might feel like the justice system has already made up its mind about your future. But there is another option worth taking a look at: drug court. This article will explore this topic and how it might benefit you....
The end of a marriage often feels like an ambush on your financial stability. You face the daunting task of untangling two lives merged over the years, and the biggest worry centers on your economic well-being. You need to know what you can keep and what you must...
Under Texas law, arson is treated as a serious felony offense because of the potential harm it poses to people, property and public safety. The Texas Penal Code defines arson as intentionally starting a fire or causing an explosion to destroy or damage property. This...
While many people are understandably concerned that active members of the military – perhaps especially those who are deployed – may not always receive fair treatment while divorcing, this concern applies to spouses of active military members as well. Active...
Drunk driving is a crime, and intoxicated motorists are vulnerable to prosecution if they get caught. Some people get arrested due to poor driving. Others are vulnerable because they cause collisions. Occasionally, police officers recognize signs of intoxication after...
Texas law recognizes common law marriage, or informal marriage, when a couple meets specific conditions. A formal ceremony or marriage license is not necessary for the couple to be considered legally married. However, the couple must meet certain requirements....
Drug possession charges in Texas are serious, with significant consequences for those convicted. You might wonder when police can charge someone with possessing drugs. Several situations can lead to these charges, and understanding them helps protect your rights....
In Texas, a parenting plan outlines the rights and responsibilities of parents regarding the care and upbringing of their children after a separation or divorce. It's a key document designed to ensure the well-being of the child while clearly defining the roles of...
Hazing in Texas carries severe legal and personal consequences. Whether you're in college, high school, or involved in any group activity, hazing is illegal in the state and can lead to serious outcomes for those involved. The consequences vary, but they include both...