If you’re thinking about a divorce, or have already taken the first steps to file for a divorce, you may have a lot of questions about the process. One of the best resources for answers is a qualified Texas divorce …
Getting arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) can be a scary and confusing experience. It can be difficult to know what to expect, who to talk to, or what to do after an arrest. At the Tidwell Law …
Divorce is always a difficult process, but when children are involved the emotional stakes are much higher. One of the most common questions our divorce attorneys receive is how to file for child custody in Texas? Obtaining custody of your …
Every divorce is different, and depending on your situation you and your spouse may either qualify for a contested or an uncontested divorce in Texas. There are very strict requirements for an uncontested divorce, so it is important that you …
When it comes to divorce, splitting assets is one of the most contentious aspects of the split. Choosing not to live together and to get the divorce may be easy to agree on, but when it comes time to split …
Non-custodial parents are typically ordered to pay child support to their ex. The amount they are required to pay each month will vary based on several factors, with one of the most important being their monthly net income. The court …
If you are on probation, it’s understandable that you might be worried about being arrested again. Being arrested and receiving a new charge while on probation is a terrifying prospect, especially if it causes more legal and financial problems for …
Like in other states, it is illegal to drive while intoxicated in Texas. You are considered intoxicated when your BAC is at or above 0.08% and you get behind the wheel of the car. A lot of people want to …
One of the biggest concerns our divorce clients have when coming to our law firm for legal advice is the cost of divorce in Texas. The honest answer is that the overall cost of a divorce depends on a number …
Most people are aware that it is illegal to punch someone. But did you know that Texas law actually allows people to agree to mutual combat? In effect, Texas law allows two people to fight and injure each other. If …
Introduction: The Texas Supreme Court case C.J.C. addressed a contentious issue in family law: the “fit parent presumption.” This legal principle has a significant impact on child custody battles, as it can affect who receives custody of a child. In this blog post, we will explain the “fit parent presumption”
When it comes to resolving family law cases in Texas, a mediated settlement agreement (MSA) can be a useful tool. An MSA is a written agreement that is negotiated and signed by both parties in the presence of a mediator. In this blog post, we will discuss the Texas mediated
In Texas, there is no specific “grandparent rights” statute that grants grandparents automatic custody or visitation rights. However, under certain circumstances, grandparents may be able to seek custody or visitation of their grandchildren through the courts. Texas law allows grandparents to file a lawsuit requesting access to their grandchildren if:
Being charged with a DWI–driving while intoxicated–charge, Texas’ equivalent of a DUI, is a serious offense. Being charged a second time, however, is even more concerning. If you are facing a second DWI in Texas, you need to understand the law and your options, and think seriously about retaining the
If you’re thinking about a divorce, or have already taken the first steps to file for a divorce, you may have a lot of questions about the process. One of the best resources for answers is a qualified Texas divorce lawyer. At the Tidwell Law Firm, PLLC, our Texas divorce
Getting arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) can be a scary and confusing experience. It can be difficult to know what to expect, who to talk to, or what to do after an arrest. At the Tidwell Law Firm in Texas, we understand the difficulty that comes in
Divorce is always a difficult process, but when children are involved the emotional stakes are much higher. One of the most common questions our divorce attorneys receive is how to file for child custody in Texas? Obtaining custody of your child requires a knowledgeable divorce attorney and quick action to
Every divorce is different, and depending on your situation you and your spouse may either qualify for a contested or an uncontested divorce in Texas. There are very strict requirements for an uncontested divorce, so it is important that you speak with an experienced divorce attorney before you make this
When it comes to divorce, splitting assets is one of the most contentious aspects of the split. Choosing not to live together and to get the divorce may be easy to agree on, but when it comes time to split marital assets, many couples wind up in a nasty battle.
