On behalf of Moffett Law Firm | Jun 25, 2020 | Family Law
Many people may worry their divorce decrees are set in stone. Yours may have seemed fine when you and your former spouse finalized it. But you may want to revisit it as circumstances change. If they have, it’s important to know what judges consider when ruling on...
On behalf of Moffett Law Firm | May 13, 2020 | Family Law
Dealing with child custody matters isn’t always easy, but the situation is almost always better when both parents can work as a team. This starts when you’re working out the parenting plan, which is what governs how custody and visitation of the children will be...
On behalf of Moffett Law Firm | Mar 16, 2020 | Family Law
One thing that has been prominent in the news in the last few years is the argument about the safety of vaccines. Medical providers argue that they’re safe for most people, but those who have been injured by them argue that they aren’t. Some people don’t want to...
On behalf of Moffett Law Firm | Mar 3, 2020 | Family Law
Something you and your spouse have talked about during divorce is the potential for using nesting to keep your child in the family home. You both make enough money to support your own apartments outside your original family home, so you can keep it and simply switch...
On behalf of Moffett Law Firm | Nov 13, 2019 | Family Law
Getting a divorce can leave you with a lot of issues and questions to sort through. One of the most pressing issues is how your marital assets will be divided. Each state handles divorce differently, so you must understand your state’s unique laws on divorce. Whether...
On behalf of Moffett Law Firm | Nov 11, 2019 | Family Law
Disagreements about parenting are common in divorced couples. News headlines featuring former spouses going to court to over vaccines, gender identity and other issues show how sharp disagreements can get. Texas law has its own way of trying to move beyond these...
On behalf of Moffett Law Firm | Oct 8, 2019 | Family Law
You’ve worked hard for what you have, and you want to get your fair share in the divorce. What if you deserve more than half? The laws in Texas aim for even shares, but that doesn’t always mean a 50/50 split. The state looks for a “just and right” division, which...
