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On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Nov 19, 2021 | Divorce
The assumption that only younger couples file for divorce is not true. Many people over the age of 50 file for divorce, and the rate for older persons continues to climb. “Gray divorce” has become something of a curious phenomenon, leading many to wonder why it...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Oct 26, 2021 | Child custody
Texas law favors parents that can come to an amicable agreement concerning parenting plans and time. Doing this also makes life easier for your child during and after your divorce. Let us look at why a parenting plan is important both to you and your kids....
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Oct 19, 2021 | Family Law
If you are a stepparent in Texas, you might want to consider adopting your spouse's child. Use this guide to learn how this type of adoption works and why it's beneficial. What are the reasons to adopt a stepchild? Deciding to adopt your stepchild is a big step that...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Sep 17, 2021 | Divorce
It can be difficult for children to hear that their parents are getting a divorce. However, it's important that you are upfront with your kids about the changes that they'll likely experience if you choose to leave your spouse. Of course, the details of any...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Aug 18, 2021 | Child custody, Divorce
If you have custody of your child, it may be possible to relocate with your son or daughter. However, this depends on the structure of the custody agreement. Furthermore, a judge will likely need to approve any move that takes you into another town, city or state....
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Jul 30, 2021 | Child custody
Child custody hearings affect thousands of families in Texas. These proceedings can be intimidating, especially for people who've had little contact with the world of family law. Arming yourself with some knowledge about how a custody hearing works can demystify the...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Jul 20, 2021 | Child Support
Noncustodial parents in Texas and around the country who fail to meet their child support obligations face consequences that range from being held in contempt of court to losing their driving privileges. The U.S. Department of the Treasury can also withhold any income...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Jun 18, 2021 | Child Support
Texas family courts have ruled that child support can be used toward medical payments. Suppose a child is not sufficiently covered by medical insurance, and the burden is too high for the custodial parent. Child support payments can be used to alleviate all or part of...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | May 14, 2021 | Child custody
A Texas court considers many different factors when making decisions about child custody. The court wants to place the child in the safest home possible, so each parent's living conditions will face examination. The judge might prefer the child to reside near a good...
On Behalf of The Law Office of Christopher J. Miller | Apr 27, 2021 | Child Support
Children in Texas tend to enjoy a better childhood when they receive support from both their parents. The state recognizes this support as every child's right, and the attorney general's office takes measures to ensure that non-custodial parents keep up with their...