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Child Support Cap Increases to $9,200 in September July 26, 2019

Section 154.125 of the Texas Family Code governs the application of child support guidelines to a person’s net resources. In Texas, an obligor will pay a certain percentage of his or her net resources ...

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So, what’s the cost-benefit analysis of divorce? April 25, 2019

Most of us have heard of a cost-benefit analysis. If you haven’t, Wikipedia gives a pretty good overview – a cost-benefit analysis “is a systematic approach to estimating the strengths and weaknesses ...

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International Aspects in Family Law January 31, 2019

One of the attorneys at Justice Law Firm was contacted recently regarding her assistance in working on an international Hague abduction case, referring to a portion of the Hague Convention on the ...

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Should I seek a 50/50 possession schedule? December 14, 2018

Legislation was certainly proposed recently for “Equal Parenting Time” (Texas House Bill 453) but it did not land on the governor’s desk to be signed into law. For now, our legislature presumes that ...

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If you’re thinking about alimony - get that order signed before the end of the year! November 26, 2018

Disclaimer: Justice Law Firm does not give tax advice. Please consult a qualified tax advisor for any specific or general questions. There were a lot of changes to our federal tax code with the ...

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How will my property be divided? October 31, 2018

In a Texas divorce, if the parties do not agree on how to divide their community property amongst themselves, the court will step in and divide a couple’s property in a “just and right” manner. Texas ...

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