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Military Family Care Plans in Texas: What Deploying Parents Need to Know

Who Cares for Your Kids If You Deploy, and What the Plan Has to Say A Family Care Plan is a Department of Defense requirement that tells your command exactly who takes care of your … Read more

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The 10/10 Rule Myth: What It Actually Decides in a Texas Military Divorce

No, Ten Years of Marriage Does Not Decide Whether You Get Military Retirement The 10/10 rule is one of the most misunderstood pieces of military divorce law, and the misunderstanding always runs the same direction. … Read more

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The Survivor Benefit Plan Deadline After a Military Divorce in Texas

One Year to File a Deemed Election, and Missing It Can Be Extremely Hard to Fix If your divorce order requires your former spouse to provide Survivor Benefit Plan coverage, you generally have one year … Read more

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Do You Keep TRICARE and Base Access After a Military Divorce in Texas?

The 20/20/20 and 20/20/15 Rules That Decide What a Former Military Spouse Keeps Whether you keep TRICARE, commissary access, and your base ID after a military divorce comes down to three numbers: how long you … Read more

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Can Your Child Fly Alone for Custody Visits? Unaccompanied Minor Travel Rules for Texas Parents

What Your Texas Custody Order Should Say Before the First Unaccompanied Flight American, Delta, and Southwest all allow some children to travel alone starting at age 5, subject to each airline’s unaccompanied minor rules. That … Read more

When Can a Father Modify Child Support in Texas?

When Can a Father Modify Child Support in Texas? Job Loss, New Baby, More Parenting Time

What Counts as a Material and Substantial Change for Child Support in Texas? A material and substantial change for child support purposes is any real, ongoing shift in either parent’s finances or the child’s circumstances … Read more

How a Father Modifies a Custody or Possession Order in Texas

What Counts as a Material and Substantial Change for a Father Seeking More Custody Time in Texas? A material and substantial change is any significant shift in the child’s circumstances, either parent’s circumstances, or either … Read more

What Counts as “Minimum Reasonable Needs” in a Texas Spousal Maintenance Case

How Do You Prove Minimum Reasonable Needs for Spousal Maintenance in Texas? You prove minimum reasonable needs with a detailed, honest account of what it actually costs to keep a roof over your head, the … Read more

How Texas Courts Calculate Spousal Maintenance: The Formula, the Cap, and What Actually Counts

How Long Does Spousal Maintenance Last in Texas? How long spousal maintenance lasts in Texas depends on how long the marriage lasted, not on how much either spouse wants it to run. Texas caps maintenance … Read more

Uncontested Divorce in Texas: Cost, Timeline, Requirements, and How It Actually Works

What Does an Uncontested Divorce Actually Cost in Bexar County? Filing is the cheap part. The county’s fee is a few hundred dollars, and it is the only number in this process you can look … Read more

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From Our Blog

  • Military Family Care Plans in Texas: What Deploying Parents Need to Know
  • The 10/10 Rule Myth: What It Actually Decides in a Texas Military Divorce
  • The Survivor Benefit Plan Deadline After a Military Divorce in Texas
  • Do You Keep TRICARE and Base Access After a Military Divorce in Texas?
  • Can Your Child Fly Alone for Custody Visits? Unaccompanied Minor Travel Rules for Texas Parents

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  • San Antonio Divorce
    • Overview
    • Contested Divorce
    • Uncontested Divorce
    • High Net Worth Divorce
    • Military Divorce
    • LGBTQ+ Divorce
    • Property Division
    • Child Custody
    • Child Support
    • Spousal Support
    • Temporary Orders
    • Modifications
    • Divorcing a Narcissist
  • Family Law
    • Overview
    • Grandparents’ Rights
    • Adult Adoption
    • CPS Defense
    • Paternity
    • Adoption
    • Termination of Parental Rights
  • Estate Planning
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