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Child custody issues are not the total province of divorcing couples with children. The fact is, many Texas couples choose to have children while forgoing marriage altogether. And the absence of a marriage license does not automatically mean an absence of child custodyy issues between parents.
Time does not stand still after all the terms have been set and a divorce has been finalized. In fact, the passage of time can see many changes in the lives of divorced couples. As such, the specifics laid out in a child support order may at some point need to be modified. Any number of things may occur that could motivate a parent to seek a modification of a child support order.For example, if a noncustodial parent experiences a notable increase or decrease in income. Also a modification may be called for if the noncustodial parent becomes legally responsible for more children. So what is the process for having a child support order altered in Texas? Well, the modification can be carried out through either the child support review process or a court hearing.
If you or your spouse are in the military and you are facing a divorce, you may wonder if your divorce will be handled differently than a civilian one. The answer is yes, certain items are handled differently such as where to file the divorce, and how visitation rights, pension and child support are decided.
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Law Offices of Keith E. Holloway
14255 Blanco Rd
San Antonio,
TX
78216
Phone:
210-570-9977
Fax:
210-308-6939
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