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Nine Texas residents were taken into custody on the night of Feb. 27 after deputies from the Titus County Sheriff’s Office executed narcotics search warrants at a residence in Mount Pleasant.

Parents who choose to divorce in Texas should recognize that the end of their marriage can be just as hard on the children as it is on them. Dealing with all of the changes in their lives can be overwhelming for kids. There are several things that exes can do to help their children through the process.

While most Texans are likely aware that marijuana has been legalized for medical or recreational purposes in many states, people can still face harsh penalties if they are arrested for marijuana offenses in Texas.

Your children will likely be anxious, confused and nervous about what happens after their parents are no longer together. However, there are many steps you can take to ensure that they can adjust to the situation.

A statement from a Texas Department of Public Safety public information officer revealed that one-third of arrests in Hidalgo County during a four-day period were for driving while intoxicated. Altogether, law enforcement agencies within the county took 181 people into custody, and 59 of those individuals were accused of DWI.

During a custody battle, parents may face claims that they abuse their children. While Texas courts won’t hesitate to limit an abusive parent’s rights to his or her child, they also know that false claims aren’t uncommon.

If a child’s parents are not married when he or she is born, the father’s name won’t necessarily be on the birth certificate. This could be true even if the mother lists his name on an application. To be included on the document, a father would need to sign a form acknowledging paternity.

If child protective services, or CPS, believes that a child in Texas or anywhere else may be in danger, it will launch an investigation. However, investigators cannot do whatever they please while looking into the situation.

A good chunk of Americans are hiding some facet of their finances from their partner. From the sneaky to the downright criminal, assets that go uncovered or undervalued during your divorce could end up costing you.

You might believe it to be easy to avoid violent confrontations with others in McKinney, and in most cases, your assumption may be right. Yet there are indeed moments where your safety (and/or that of your loved ones) might feel threatened.