by Chrysandra S. Bowen | Feb 16, 2026 | Children’s Digital Wellbeing as Part of Texas Divorce
Courts Increasingly Look at Children’s Involvement with and Exposure to Social Media and Other Online Matters It’s the 21st century, so it should come as no surprise that the digital wellbeing of minor children has become a key concern in Texas divorce cases. That can...
by Chrysandra S. Bowen | Feb 9, 2026 | Children’s Digital Wellbeing as Part of Texas Divorce
Proposed House Bill Requires Specialized Training When Children Have Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities In most instances where there are minor children of divorce in Texas, child custody evaluations are not necessary, as the parents are able to come to a...
by Chrysandra S. Bowen | Jan 21, 2026 | Frequently Asked Questions about Spousal Maintenance in Texas
How Is Eligibility Determined? What Factors Does the Court Consider? What Are the Different Types of Spousal Maintenance? Your marriage has ended. Maybe you worked at home, cleaning, cooking and managing the household affairs. If so, the idea of reentering the working...
by Chrysandra S. Bowen | Jan 14, 2026 | Child Custody and Visitation in Texas
The Standards for Determining Custody | The Different Types of Custody When you’re going through a divorce and there are minor children, there are few things more important than the determination of custody and the arrangements for visitation. If you’ve never been...
by Chrysandra S. Bowen | Jan 6, 2026 | Alleging Fault in a Texas Divorce
What Constitutes Fault? Why Allege Fault? Though Texas recognizes no-fault divorce, alleging fault in a Texas divorce is permitted and can provide some benefits. Let’s look at the accepted grounds for alleging fault and why a party would choose to allege fault. What...
