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On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Oct 16, 2026 | Divorce
Divorce often brings changes to how you and your spouse manage household expenses. Covering bills that you once shared might now put extra pressure on your budget. With the divorce still underway, you may want to know whether your spouse can help with these costs...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Sep 29, 2026 | Child custody
The holiday season should bring joy and togetherness. But for divorced co-parents, it can also bring stress, miscommunication and anxiety. With Thanksgiving and Christmas just around the corner, now is a good time to get ahead of your holiday schedule. Your goal is...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Sep 22, 2026 | Divorce
Making the decision to move out during a divorce in Texas is never easy. It often comes with a lot of uncertainty and concern about what it might mean for your rights, children and finances. Fortunately relocating does not automatically mean you are giving up your...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Jul 11, 2026 | Criminal Law
Being accused of shoplifting at a Weatherford department store can make it feel like your whole reputation is on the line. If this is your first brush with the law, you may be most worried about two things above all: staying out of jail and keeping this off your...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Jun 30, 2026 | Child custody
The thought of losing time with your children can feel overwhelming. If your relationship with your co-parent has become strained or you are facing a conservatorship dispute, you may worry that one mistake could permanently change your role in your child's life. Those...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Jun 25, 2026 | Divorce
Spousal maintenance or alimony refers to financial support paid by one spouse to the other after their divorce or separation. In Texas, spousal maintenance is the court-ordered version of this support. Contractual alimony, on the other hand, is an agreement made...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Jun 3, 2026 | Divorce
Texas law requires couples to be married for at least 10 years before a court can award spousal support. If your marriage lasted less than a decade, this rule can feel discouraging. However, the law does recognize exceptions and you may still qualify. Three exceptions...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | May 4, 2026 | Adoption
Blending families is beautiful, but it can also be legally complex. If you are a stepparent in Texas who wants to make your relationship with your stepchild official, adoption might be the right path for you. Understanding how stepparent adoption works can help you...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Apr 20, 2026 | Property Division
It depends on a variety of factors. Despite being a community property state, Texas does not automatically split the home equally. Courts apply a "just and right" standard, meaning a judge weighs the specific facts of the marriage, from how the couple acquired the...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Apr 13, 2026 | Divorce
If you are currently paying spousal support in Texas, you may be wondering how long that order will last. Texas law recognizes specific situations that can change or end a spousal maintenance order. Court-ordered spousal maintenance and contractual alimony follow...