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If the parties are not able to reach agreement on child support, the court will order child support in accordance with statutory guidelines found under the Texas Family Code. The PRESUMPTION is that the application of the guidelines is in the best interest of the child (the last section of this article discusses rebutting the presumption). Child support is calculated according to net monthly resources, generally of the non-custodian parent. Generally, the statutory guidelin

Texas Divorce and Famiy Law Attorney explains the divorce process in Texas and what kind of timeline can be expectedted during your divorce processing. Attorney Putz points it several factors could cause delay to finalizing a divorcee proceeding.

WHO HAS TO MOVE IN A DIVORCE? DIRTY DIVORCE TRICK TO GET SPOUSE TO MOVE OUT OF MARITAL RESIDENCE. IN A TEXAS DIVORCE, NEITHER SPOUSE IS REQUIRED TO MOVE OUT. The marital residence of the parties gets divided and distributed in the final decree of divorce, which happens at the very end of the divorce process. This means that both spouses can occupy the residence throughout the pendency of their divorce case unless the parties agree, or if the court makes temporary orders tha

Texas Divorce and Family Law Attorney Ryan Putz explains the differences between Protective Orders and Restraining Orders in Texas and what situation is appropriate for requesting a protective order and/or restraining order from Texas courts.

Common law marriage in Texas and why same-sex couples and cohabiting couples should consider a cohabitation agreement. Texas is a common law state and you may be subject to a Texas court finding that you are married and subject to a divorce proceeding. Take the necessary protections today and consult a qualified Texas divorce and family law attorney.