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When going through a divorce or custody battle in Texas, one of the primary concerns many parents have relates to child support. It's crucial to understand how child support is determined, as well as the circumstances under which it can be modified. In this blog post, we'll break down the essentials of child support calculation in Texas and discuss potential modifications. How Is Child Support Calculated in Texas? In Texas, child support is primarily calculated using a set percentage of the non-custodial parent's net resources. Here's a brief breakdown of how it works: Determine Net Resources: This includes all types…Read More

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The thought of passing away without leaving behind specific instructions for our belongings can be a daunting one. For Texans, understanding the laws surrounding intestate succession, or the process that dictates how assets are distributed if one dies without a valid will or trust, is essential. Here's what happens under Texas law. The Basics of Intestate Succession in Texas If you pass away without a will or trust in Texas, you are considered to have died "intestate." As a result, Texas state laws will determine how your property is distributed, regardless of your personal wishes or the needs of your…Read More

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Divorce can be an emotionally and legally challenging process. If you're considering getting a divorce in Texas, or if you've been served with divorce papers, it's crucial to understand the process and what to expect. This article will provide an overview of the divorce process in Texas. Meeting the Residency Requirement Before filing for divorce in Texas, at least one spouse must have been a resident of the state for a continuous six-month period and a resident of the county where the divorce is filed for at least 90 days. Initiating the Process: Filing the Petition The divorce process begins…Read More

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Defining the Medicaid Estate Recovery Program: The Medicaid estate recovery program is a federally mandated initiative aimed at recovering assets from certain individuals who have received specific Medicaid benefits after their death. However, the program's details and scope can vary from state to state, making it important to understand how it operates in your region. Each state has the flexibility to implement its own Medicaid estate recovery program, resulting in variations in its procedures and rules. The overarching purpose of the program remains consistent: to discourage people from obtaining benefits they may need. Assets Subject to Recovery: The assets subject…Read More

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