Comanche Family Law And Criminal Defense Blog
Divorce may improve your credit score
If you are contemplating ending your marriage, you may face a variety of challenges. For example, you may need to divide marital wealth, plan for child custody and find a new place to live. You may also face an uncertain financial future. Fortunately, divorce may have...
Is DWI a felony or a misdemeanor?
It is important to understand the nature of what you are being charged with if you are arrested for a DWI. Many people want to know if a charge of this nature is a felony or a misdemeanor in Texas. According to Findlaw, a DWI in Texas may either be a misdemeanor or a...
How can I co-parent successfully?
In the modern divorce courtroom, co-parenting is by far the most popular option for parenting after divorce. In the past, it was more likely that the children would end up with the mother as the primary custodian after divorce, but modern views have taken a different...
How do courts determine custody?
As a parent, your children and their ultimate custody likely represent your major concerns about your upcoming divorce. Texas law allows you and your spouse to come up with your own custody and parenting time arrangement, but should you fail to reach an agreement, the...
Can an officer search your vehicle without your consent?
Whenever a police officer pulls you over, it is intimidating. It does not matter whether or not you committed a crime, when a person of authority asks to search your vehicle it may be difficult to say no. You may feel like you do not have any choice. Do you have a...
How is property divided in a Texas divorce?
When you and your spouse finally decide to part ways and file for divorce, there are a host of issues to tackle. One of the most perilous may be dividing marital property that you accumulated during the marriage. Texas is one of the few states in the nation that...
What happens if your teen gets a DWI in Texas?
You likely trust your teen to make responsible choices, so it may come as a shock to learn that he or she has been drinking. It is even worse if you find out after law enforcement arrests your teen for drinking and driving. Unlike adults, drivers in Texas who are 17...
What can I expect during a custody hearing?
Making decisions about child custody is one of the most stressful aspects of a divorce. This is especially true when one spouse is applying for sole custody, which means both parties will have to make a strong case to the court to secure the custody arrangement they...
How divorce affects retirement accounts
Many Texas residents who find themselves facing divorce may have questions regarding their retirement accounts. Divorces that include the division of any type of property can be confusing when it comes to how much the law entitles each party to. Unfortunately, a large...
What matters can you address in a parenting plan?
Sharing custody of your child may not necessarily have been your first choice, but it may serve you and many other parents across Texas well to know that joint-custody arrangements can benefit your son or daughter in numerous ways. Often, the hardest part of sharing...
