Your Guide to Family Law in Texas

Joel A. Grandstaff is a seasoned family law attorney. In these articles, he discusses matters of divorce, alimony, and child custody.

Can You Be Denied a Divorce in Texas?

Because Texas is a no-fault state, if you want a divorce, you will get it. However, there are few things you should know before you file.

How Will Your Previous Marriages Affect Your Current Divorce?

Although divorces take place more regularly in today's society, it does not make the legal aspects of the dissolution of your marriage any less important. Find out how your past divorces may or may not affect the one you are currently involved in.

How Likely is it That You Will Receive Spousal Maintenance in Texas?

In Texas, alimony is referred to as spousal maintenance and is not as easily awarded as it may be in other parts of the country.

Why is Mediation Necessary in Texas Family Law??

Deciding upon all of the factors that make up a divorce case, including the division of property, debts, and assets, is a very emotionally trying experience for most couples. Discover how mediation sessions can alleviate some of the tension.

How is Child Custody Determined in Texas?

An extremely important part of any divorce case where children are involved is how the children's lives will change in the wake of their parents' divorce. Read on to find out how child custody cases are determined.