On behalf of Law Office of Douglas C. Smith posted in Divorce on Friday, May 4, 2018. Wives undergoing divorce are beginning a new life but may also choose the irony of bringing back part of an earlier marriage. Women who were married more than once sometimes choose to use a former spouse’s name. One
On behalf of Law Office of Douglas C. Smith posted in blog on Tuesday, May 1, 2018. Texas readers know that distracted driving continues to be an issue that both frustrates authorities and poses a threat to the health and safety of all drivers. Distraction greatly decreases a driver’s ability to pay attention to the
On behalf of Law Office of Douglas C. Smith posted in child custody & child support on Wednesday, April 25, 2018. Child custody disputes in Texas may be bitter. Parental alienation is a major problem and is even formally recognized in this country on April 25 this year. Parental alienation is defined as a condition
On behalf of Law Office of Douglas C. Smith posted in child custody & child support on Wednesday, April 18, 2018. Visitation, parental access and other custody matters in Texas are based upon the best interests of the child. The television situation comedy, “Splitting Up Together” may also provide another option to address custody matters
On behalf of Law Office of Douglas C. Smith posted in Divorce on Wednesday, April 11, 2018. Prenuptial agreements can help resolve many potential complex disputes in a divorce. But, like any contract, Texas courts can refuse to enforce an unfair or poorly-drafted agreement and further complicate a divorce. Well-drafted prenups may safeguard family assets,
On behalf of Law Office of Douglas C. Smith posted in military family law & military divorce on Thursday, April 5, 2018. Developing a custody plan, resolving custody disputes and child support are especially challenging for military personnel and their families. The demands of active duty service, deployments and reassignments pose complications and stress. Certain