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Parental Rights of Unmarried Parents

Posted by admin on August 23, 2017

Unmarried parents in Texas typically have numerous legal rights to their children. Contact the Jackson Law Firm to discover to what rights you are entitled to as an unmarried parent in Texas today. For more information click here

Divorce

What are the grounds that can grant me an annulment?

Posted by admin on August 21, 2017

Despite your own honorable intentions at the altar, you may find yourself the victim of a less than noble spouse. When until death do you part is no longer a possibility for your union, you should find out under what circumstances you could be granted an annulment in Texas. Legal Reasons for an Annulment The […]

Child custody

How to file for child custody?

Posted by admin on August 16, 2017

A parent files for child custody by either filing for divorce or filing a paternity action in court. A divorce action creates a custody order and parenting time schedule as part of the divorce proceedings. A paternity action establishes a second legal parent along with custody and a parenting time schedule. In both cases, a […]

Post Modification

Why should i consider hiring a post divorce modification attorney?

Posted by admin on August 7, 2017

Divorce cases represent some of the most challenging legal proceedings, according to the Divorce Guide for Clients from the American Bar Association. In addition, post-divorce issues can end up being as complicated, legally and emotionally, as original marriage dissolution proceedings. You likely have numerous concerns and questions as you face a post-divorce matter. This may include wondering […]

Divorce

What is the difference between fault and no-fault based in divorce?

Posted by admin on July 24, 2017

In Texas, a couple may be granted divorce by a fault or no-fault requirement. If you are in a situation where you feel that you need a divorce, it is important to know what you will be getting into. You may also be in a situation where your partner is the one seeking to divorce. […]

Child custody

Child custody: what are the different types?

Posted by admin on July 17, 2017

Child custody is a sensitive topic that is rarely understood as it should by divorcing parents. If you are divorcing and have a small child, the question of custody will be relevant during the process. For more information click here

Post Modification

Can a divorce decree be modified?

Posted by admin on July 17, 2017

While a divorce decree generally stands as the final order of the judge, it may not be as final as it seems. There are two primary reasons for which it is possible to receive a modification of the decree. The first is if one or both parties in the divorce have reasonable grounds to believe […]

Child custody

What are the different types of child custody?

Posted by admin on July 13, 2017

Child custody is a sensitive topic that is rarely understood as it should by divorcing parents. If you are divorcing and have a small child, the question of custody will be relevant during the process. Understanding child custody will save you the uncertainties that come with custody battles. It is necessary to understand different types […]

Family Law

How can a durable family power of attorney help me?

Posted by admin on July 10, 2017

A durable family power of attorney can be a powerful tool in financial and health care planning. It can help protect your rights, it eliminates the need for a guardian, and it protects your assets. It can be very effective when correctly executed. A durable family power of attorney is a legal document that hands […]

Estate Planning, Uncategorized

What is the difference between estate planning and a will?

Posted by admin on July 7, 2017

One of the most important, but frequently overlooked, financial responsibilities that all people have is properly organizing and preparing their estate for the future. When looking to plan for the future, many people consider creating a will and not pursuing any further option. While a will can have value, it would be wise to consider […]