While some people in Texas have wonderful neighbors, it is not unheard of for there to be conflict between people who live in close proximity. Unfortunately, in some cases an accusation made to police may be all it takes to raise suspicions, even if the accusation could have been made by an unhappy neighbor. However, seven people were recently arrested on allegations of drug crimes, among others, following raids.
Parenting plans, talking with children may help during divorce
For some married couples in Texas, the process of getting divorced is emotionally painful yet straightforward. However, this is not true for those with children. A couple of tips may help parents to help their children through the divorce process emotionally while they simultaneously work on their parenting plans or aggressively pursue custody in court.
3 tips on community property in a Texas divorce
If you are facing a divorce in Texas, you will likely need to divide some assets and property in the divorce process with your spouse. Whether you are facing an amicable divorce or heading toward a courtroom litigated trial divorce, it can be helpful for you to understand some basic facts about property division in Texas.
Texas pharmacist accused of several drug crimes
A pharmacist in Texas currently faces 12 felony criminal charges involving drugs. His alleged drug crimes include selling marijuana and various prescription drugs that are commonly abused. The man facing drug charges is 33 years old.
Penalties for DWI in Texas include time behind bars, fines
Being arrested for drinking and driving can understandably be intimidating in Texas. After all, a wide range of penalties are possible for a DWI conviction in Texas. Fortunately, those accused of driving under the influence are always considered innocent until and unless prosecutors can prove their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt in court.
Managing retirement accounts, emotions can be hard during divorce
When it comes the dissolution of a marriage, becoming overwhelmed both financially and emotionally is easy. This is true not only during the divorce proceeding but also once the divorce has been finalized. A couple of tips may help with navigating these challenges, ranging from managing one's feelings to managing one's retirement accounts, when going through the divorce process in Texas.
Officer accused of evidence-related, drug crimes in Texas
A police officer in Texas currently faces drug-related charges. According to authorities, the man gave a possible drug dealer information that made it possible for him to avoid other law enforcement officers. However, those accused of drug crimes are presumed innocent until and unless their guilt can be proved in a court of law.
What happens if neither spouse wants the home?
When couples split, many times one or both of the spouses want to stay in the marital home. It does happen, though, that both declare a preference not to. For example, maybe the house has decreased in value, it is too small or both plan to move.
What to do if your ex breaks the custody order
Numerous factors go into a child custody decision. Aspects such as how far away the parents live from one another and whether there are family violence concerns can impact an agreement so that it is not perfectly 50/50.
Wise investing with retirement accounts, other assets is critical
A marital breakup in Texas can be a challenging experience emotionally, but it can be just as hard financially. This is particularly true for those who do not have many assets or high-net-worth assets, including funds in their retirement accounts. A couple of tips may help with navigating these issues in the aftermath of a divorce.
