On behalf of Eggleston Law Firm, PC | Feb 25, 2020 | Child Support
What if your ex-spouse wants to modify child support and you do not want to? According to VeryWellFamily, either party can ask for a modification of child support, and neither of you can prevent the other from doing so. You may not want your ex-spouse to ask for a...
On behalf of Eggleston Law Firm, PC | Feb 18, 2020 | Family Law
Considering a split from your spouse is much different from filing for divorce. Texas is a no-fault state, so courts typically grant the request. However, there are many considerations before beginning the process. Many people find that a consultation with an attorney...
On behalf of Eggleston Law Firm, PC | Feb 13, 2020 | Family Law
In Texas, the law allows fault-based divorce when one spouse has proof of adultery or another infraction that the other spouse committed. The court may consider these transgressions in both spousal support and property division. Whether you plan to seek a fault-based...
