No-fault divorce in Texas means a divorce granted on insupportability under Family Code § 6.001, without proving fault. Here is what that does and does not mean for Montgomery County families.
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Enforcing Summer Custody Before School Starts August 12
The default July 1–31 summer possession window is in effect. Learn how to enforce missed exchanges before Conroe ISD starts August 12 and protect your parenting time.
Texas Three Strikes Visitation Law (SB 2794) Explained
Texas’s three strikes visitation law makes repeated denial of court-ordered custody a state jail felony. Learn how SB 2794 works and how to enforce your rights.
Understanding Texas Divorce: Contested vs. Uncontested
Understanding the Difference Between Contested and Uncontested Divorce in Texas Serving Conroe, The Woodlands,...
Facing the Holidays After Divorce: What to Expect and How to Cope
The first holiday season after a divorce can feel like stepping into unfamiliar territory. Traditions that once...
Life After Divorce: How a Divorce Lawyer Can Help You Prepare for a Fresh Start
Divorce is often thought of as the end of something, but for many people, it marks the beginning of a new chapter....
What You Need to Know About Divorce Heading Into the Summer
Summer often brings thoughts of vacation, relaxation, and family time. But for many people, it also marks a period of...
Benefits of Being Organized Before Divorce
Saves Time and Legal Costs Attorneys bill by the hour. Every minute your lawyer or their staff spends tracking down...
How do I protect my Small Business During a Divorce?
Protecting Your Small Business During Divorce Divorce presents unique challenges for small business owners. If you...