The legal custody of a child is an important responsibility for a person to accept. In Texas, parents generally have legal custody of their kids but when those parents go through divorces the status of their parental rights may be put into question. Generally, divorces will address two forms of child custody and will give parents certain rights based on what will serve the best interests of the children subject to the custody determinations.
Marital property division rules during a Texas divorce
A Dallas couple can work their whole lives to acquire the wealth and possessions they need to ease themselves into retirement and to have enough left over to bequeath their kids an inheritance. However, if the parties to a Texas union elect to end their relationship in divorce, they may see their hard earned assets divided up and each may leave their marriage with less than they believe they should. In Texas, community property rules govern marital property divisions and this post will briefly touch on some of the property considerations individuals should make when approaching their divorces.
