Many Texas couples end up divorcing. In 2013, the state saw over 179,000 divorces, which was actually less than the previous year.People go through many emotions during a divorce, and there are temptations to post everything on Facebook and Twitter. However, spouses...
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Month: October 2017
As a minor, can I divorce my parents in the state of Texas?
On Behalf of Brandon Wong & Associates | Oct 26, 2017 | Family Law
Family law attorneys will nearly always tell you that preservation of the family unit is the ultimate goal. The lawyers with this firm are no exception. However, there are certain situations in which it may be in the minor's best interests to sever the parental...
Child custody: Making a parenting time schedule for Thanksgiving
On Behalf of Brandon Wong & Associates | Oct 20, 2017 | Child Custody
In America, Thanksgiving is one of the most popular holidays. It is also very much a family-centered holiday, which often presents a challenge to divorced families. Typically, both parents want to spend Thanksgiving with their kids and they struggle to find a mutually...
Family law: Supporting children with special needs after divorce
On Behalf of Brandon Wong & Associates | Oct 11, 2017 | Family Law
For couples who parent a child with special needs, divorce is often much different than it is for other couples. These parents face the same divorce challenges that other couples face along with many additional considerations related specifically to their special...
Getting a divorce when your spouse is deployed
On Behalf of Brandon Wong & Associates | Oct 6, 2017 | Divorce
Getting a divorce under any circumstances is nearly always a challenge. However, it can be even more difficult for military couples in which one spouse is deployed. Texas is home to many military couples, some of them in need of guidance when ending a marriage. This...
How spousal maintenance works in Texas
On Behalf of Brandon Wong & Associates | Oct 3, 2017 | Blog
The question of spousal maintenance, or alimony, can pose a significant concern in many Texas divorces. Higher earners worry about having to pay a large chunk of their income for the foreseeable future, while lower earners may have questions about what to...
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