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Getting Divorced in Texas? (A Guide to Bank Account Access)
According to survey data cited by Bankrate, 43% of married couples only have a joint bank account. Most other married couples share at least one joint bank account. If you are getting divorced, managing finances—including bank account access—is one of the most important issues that needs to be addressed and resolved. In this article, our… read more
What is the Difference Between Conservatorship and Custody?
Are you a divorced or separated parent in San Antonio? You may have heard terms like “custody” and “conservatorship” thrown around. What is the difference? In Texas, there is no difference. Our state does not technically use the word “custody” in legal proceedings. Instead, conservatorship is the legal term. Here, our San Antonio child custody… read more
Can a Child Decide What Parent to Live with in Texas?
Are you a divorced or separated parent of a young child or a teenager in Texas? If so, you may be wondering: Does a child have the right to choose what parent they want to live with? The answer is “it depends”—while the child never has the full right to make the final decision, in… read more
Is Mediation a Good Option for a Family Law Dispute in Texas?
Going through a family dispute is never easy. It can be stressful, confusing, and overwhelming. Whether it is a divorce, a custody dispute, or a child support battle, there may be options for resolving the matter outside of court. Mediation is often a great choice for family law. In this article, our San Antonio family… read more
Unfortunately, child neglect is a very serious problem. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimated that one in seven children in the U.S. have endured some form of child neglect. Even more alarmingly, the CDC believes that the true number is significantly higher because child neglect is systemically underreported. Here, our San Antonio… read more