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Sep 04, 2025

What Rights Does a Parent Without Legal Custody Have in Texas?

Not every parent in Texas has legal custody. But that doesn’t mean you’re cut off from your child’s life. Many parents in Cleburne and across Texas worry that if they don’t have legal custody, they’ll lose the chance to be involved. The truth is: Texas child custody laws do…

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Aug 29, 2025

What Happens When Both Sides Refuse to Compromise During a Divorce?

Divorce is not only about filing paperwork; it is about how decisions are actually reached. Whether couples are willing to compromise or not shapes the entire process. When cooperation fails, courts step in, and the outcome can look very different than what either side expected. In the video, Atty.…

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Aug 28, 2025

The 3 Types of Child Custody in Texas: A Cleburne Parent’s Guide

If you’re going through a divorce or separation in Cleburne, one of the most important and emotional issues you’ll face is child custody. Whether you’re trying to get temporary custody in Texas or set up a long-term Texas custody agreement, it’s important to know your options. For personalized…

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Aug 19, 2025

Can I Get Custody if I Work Full Time?

If you work full time and are going through a custody dispute, you may worry that your job will hurt your chances of being the primary caregiver. Many parents in Texas have full-time careers and still win custody. Courts understand that employment is a normal part of life and…

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Aug 15, 2025

How Do You Ensure Prenuptial Agreements Are Enforceable?

When it comes to prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, enforceability is key. A well-prepared agreement can protect the intentions of both parties and reduce future disputes. Knowing the right steps to take early on can make a significant difference in how the agreement holds up in court. In the video,…

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Aug 15, 2025

What Happens If My Spouse Doesn’t Show Up to Court?

Going through a divorce is hard enough. But what if your spouse doesn’t even show up to court? It can be confusing and frustrating. You may wonder if the case can still move forward, or if you’ll have to start over. Here’s the good news: In most cases,…

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Aug 05, 2025

What Happens If My Ex Moves Without Telling Me?

It’s a stressful situation, your ex suddenly moves without telling you. If you share custody or visitation rights, this move can affect your relationship with your child, your ability to co-parent, and your legal rights. Many parents are surprised to learn that in Texas, there are clear legal…

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Jul 29, 2025

How Long Do I Have to Be Separated Before Filing for Divorce in Texas?

If you’re thinking about ending your marriage in Texas, you may be wondering: “Do I need to be separated first?” It’s a common question, especially for those going through a difficult time at home or unsure about the legal process. Texas laws around divorce and separation are different…

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Jul 27, 2025

Can Debt Be Addressed in Prenuptial Agreements?

Many couples talk about splitting assets before marriage, but conversations about debt are just as important. Debt can create serious conflict later if it’s not addressed early. In the video, Atty. Tyler Monahan of Turner-Monahan PLLC talks about how debt can be handled in a prenup and why it…

What Rights Does a Parent Without Legal Custody Have in Texas?

What Happens When Both Sides Refuse to Compromise During a Divorce?

The 3 Types of Child Custody in Texas: A Cleburne Parent’s Guide

Can I Get Custody if I Work Full Time?

How Do You Ensure Prenuptial Agreements Are Enforceable?

What Happens If My Spouse Doesn’t Show Up to Court?

What Happens If My Ex Moves Without Telling Me?

How Long Do I Have to Be Separated Before Filing for Divorce in Texas?

Can Debt Be Addressed in Prenuptial Agreements?

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