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When The Elderly Need A Divorce

As Baby Boomers enter the elderly population and advances in medical science continue to extend our lives, the elder population is now booming. A generation ago, it was uncommon to see elderly divorce between couples over 60. That is no longer the case. Divorce is becoming common for couples in their 60s…
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Co-Parenting After Divorce

Many divorcing parents want to be able to work with the other parent in raising their children. We refer to this in legal terminology as Co-Parenting. There can be as many ways to co-parent as there are parents. There are a number of publications (online and in print) that provide details…
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Paternity and the Texas Family Code – How Long Do You Have To Prove You Are the Dad?

Who is a father? Your paternal rights under Texas Family Law can be protected This may seem a silly question, but it isn’t. Understanding how Texas Family Law defines “paternity” is extremely important when determining who has standing (the legal right) to file a suit to adjudicate parentage (a lawsuit to determine…
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Divorcing As Non-Native Texans: Divorce Laws in Texas for Property in or Accumulated in Another State

How community property and other concerns are handled under divorce laws in Texas compared to out of state divorce laws The Law Office of Chris Spofford guides clients through jurisdiction issues with divorce laws in Texas You were married in another state prior to moving to Texas. Unfortunately, you and…
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Child Support Guidelines and Additional Support Above and Beyond The Guidelines

Child Support Guidelines Guidelines for ensuring proper child support Generally, child support is owed by the parent who does not have primary custody, the non-possessory parent (who is also called the obligor), to the possessory parent who does have primary custody (also called the the obligee). The amount of child support owed is determined by guidelines that apply a statutory percentage to the obligor’s…
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What Our Clients Say

Chris and Jennifer went above and beyond to help me with my modification case. I had already gone thru a messy divorce and it wasn’t long before a mod was necessary. Chris was on point during depositions and hearings. Jennifer always answered messages and calls promptly. Chris is not cheap but worth every penny!

J. F.