Short answer: yes, you can get married. Long answer: If you are married at the time you give birth, the state will presume that your husband is...

The court will separate community property assets in a "just and equitable" manner. For many couple this would be 50/50. For other couples, this...

As always, the answer is "it depends" Texas is a community property state, that means you have a community property interest in any property or...

The short answer, as with most legal questions is, "it depends". If you are still on the lease of a rental or a co-owner of the home, you may...

A condition of receiving Medicaid or TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) benefits is cooperation in establishing child support....

Short answers: • Will format: it depends on your estate • Do you need a notary?: technically no, however you do need witnesses (Tex. Estates Code...