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What Can You Do If Your Ex Won't Return Your Child After Visitation in Texas

08 Jul What Can You Do If Your Ex Won’t Return Your Child After Visitation in Texas?

Posted at 13:06h in Custody, Family Law by Navarrette Family Law

The pickup time has come and gone, your calls are not being answered, and your child is still with your ex. This is one of the most stressful situations a parent can face, and it deserves a clear, level headed response, not a rushed one. Not...

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Back to School Custody Tips for Texas Coparents

08 Jul Back to School Custody Tips for Texas Coparents

Posted at 13:06h in Co-Parenting, Custody, Family Law by Navarrette Family Law

The start of a new school year brings supply lists, schedule changes, and for separated or divorced parents, a new round of logistics to manage together. A little planning now can prevent most of the conflict that shows up later in the semester. Not legal advice....

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Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With in Texas

08 Jul Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With in Texas?

Posted at 13:05h in Custody, Family Law by Navarrette Family Law

Many Texas parents believe that once a child turns 12, the child gets to pick which parent they live with. This is one of the most common myths in family law, and it is not accurate. A child’s wishes matter to a Texas court, but...

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Can My Ex Stop Me From Taking My Child on Vacation in Texas

08 Jul Can My Ex Stop Me From Taking My Child on Vacation in Texas?

Posted at 13:05h in Custody, Family Law by Navarrette Family Law

Summer is here and you want to take your child somewhere fun. Then your ex says no. If this sounds familiar, you are not alone. Parents across Denton County ask this question every year, and the honest answer is that it depends on what your...

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What Happens If You Violate a Custody Order in Texas

08 Jun What Happens If You Violate a Custody Order in Texas?

Posted at 11:56h in Custody, Family Law by Navarrette Family Law

If your co-parent is violating your Texas custody order, you have legal options. Learn what constitutes a violation, how to enforce your order, and what consequences a violating parent may face....

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How Long Does a Divorce Take in Texas

08 Jun How Long Does a Divorce Take in Texas?

Posted at 11:55h in Divorce, Family Law by Navarrette Family Law

Wondering how long your Texas divorce will take? Learn about the 60-day waiting period, what separates a fast divorce from a lengthy one, and how to protect your timeline....

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Can You Move Out of Texas With Your Child After a Divorce

08 Jun Can You Move Out of Texas With Your Child After a Divorce?

Posted at 11:55h in Custody, Family Law by Navarrette Family Law

Thinking about relocating with your child after a Texas divorce? Learn what the law requires, when you need court approval, and what happens if you move without it....

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How Is Child Support Calculated in Texas

08 Jun How Is Child Support Calculated in Texas?

Posted at 11:54h in Child Support, Family Law by Navarrette Family Law

Learn how Texas calculates child support, including the percentage guidelines, what income is included, and what factors can adjust the amount a court orders....

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21 Apr Can You Date While Going Through a Divorce in Texas?

Posted at 13:13h in Custody, Divorce, Law by Navarrette Family Law

It is one of the most searched questions by people going through a divorce in Texas: can I start dating again before my divorce is final? The short answer is yes, dating during a divorce is not illegal in Texas. But "technically allowed" and "strategically...

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21 Apr What Happens to the House in a Texas Divorce? Your Options Explained

Posted at 13:09h in Asset Protection in a Divorce, Divorce, Property & Asset Division by Navarrette Family Law

For most Texas couples, the family home is the largest asset they own, and often the most emotionally charged one. When a marriage ends, deciding what happens to the house is one of the most consequential decisions in the entire divorce process. There is no...

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