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The process for getting a divorce can be a long one. From the first conversation to the day you sign the final divorce decree can be months or even years.

If you are engaged in a family law matter such as a divorce or custody dispute, a criminal allegation only adds complexity to an already tumultuous situation.

The continual advance of technology is making it easier and more affordable for common folk to obtain apps and software programs that can manipulate images and sounds. If the person manipulating the digital records has bad intent, those corrupted files might find their way into evidence in criminal law cases in Texas and other states.

Divorce can be very difficult on the most resilient children; however, if you are looking at a divorce in Texas and a special-needs child is involved, the situation becomes infinitely more complex.

In an attempt to reduce the number of highway accidents near the Labor Day holiday, a campaign in Texas called “Ride Sober or Get Pulled over” runs from August 19 to September 7. This campaign aims to disperse information about the risks of driving while intoxicated.

According to the Texas Department of Transportation, one person is killed every 20 minutes in a drunk driving accident on state roads or highways. State law says that it is illegal to operate a motor vehicle if your blood alcohol level is 0.08 or higher.

Texas law generally requires noncustodial parents to pay child support to custodial parents. However, if a child spends more time with a noncustodial parent than the custodial parent, it may be necessary to modify an existing support order.

Financial issues between spouses are the primary cause of approximately 22% of divorces. A Texas resident going through a high-asset divorce may want to consider hiring a certified divorce financial analyst (CDFA) to navigate the financial complications associated with divorce.

A routine traffic stop on the night of July 12 led to the discovery and seizure of about 78 pounds of marijuana according to a report from the Chamber’s County Sheriff’s Office. The 37-year-old Washington man who was driving the vehicle involved was taken into custody at the scene and then transported to the Chambers County Jail.