While we are always prepared to answer questions about your case, we understand that there may be times when you are looking for more general information. The following FAQs are provided to help you find quick answers to common questions about Texas family law. If you do not find the answers you are looking for on this page, feel free to contact a divorce lawyer at(972)569-3166 or submit your question online.
- I have been divorced for a while and would like to change some of the provisions in the divorce decree. If my ex and I agree, would the changes be valid?
- What factors does the court consider to divide marital property?
- Are my employment benefits and frequent flyer miles considered marital property?
- Can property acquired prior to marriage be divided upon divorce?
- I am the custodial parent. Can I deny visitation?
- I am the non-custodial parent. Can I decide not to accept visitation?
- My income has increased since the court ordered child support. Can I be penalized for not paying more because of my increased income?
- What is the procedure for adoption?
- May I withhold visitation because my spouse will not pay child support?
- May I stop paying child support because my spouse will not give me my visitation and access?
- Does it matter who files for divorce first?
- What percentage of Texas divorce cases are settled versus tried to the court?
- How long does a divorce take?
- At what age can a child decide with whom they want to live?
- Can I do it myself?
- Does a spouse have to prove fault on the part of the other spouse to obtain a divorce?
- Can I use electronic surveillance to catch my cheating spouse?
- May I record conversations with my spouse?
- Do Texas courts divide property 50/50?
- What happens to my retirement benefits in divorce?
- What if my spouse controls all of our money?
- What if my spouse has been violent with me?
- Can I get court-ordered alimony in Texas?
