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Our trial lawyers at The Rudisel Law Firm, P.C. focus exclusively on divorce, child custody and family law matters. Call us today for a complimentary consultation. (713) 781-7775.

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Divorce, Annulment, Child Support Enforcement and Modification, Child Custody, Visitation, Spousal Maintainence and all other Houston family law matters.

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Westside, Park West Plaza, Woodlake - Briar Meadow, Greater Heights, Central Houston

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The Rudisel Law Firm, P.C. - Divorce & Family Law Attorney

Divorce
The Rudisel Law Firm, P.C. has a track record of winning cases. We focus exclusively on divorce and family law matters and we have the knowledge, skill and staff required to successfully navigate your case. Contact a qualified Houston family lawyer and schedule a complimentary consultation and learn more about the topics below...
Child Support
Apr 4, 2020 | Child Support, Divorce Divorces that involve children are naturally the most difficult of all, and if your child has special needs, it is that much more difficult. Children with special needs often require more ongoing care and attention than other children – often far into their futures....
Child Custody and Visitation
Under Texas law, the rights of grandparents and parents are not equal. While a grandparent can petition the court for visitation rights, there’s no guarantee that the request will be granted. The children’s best interests are always the court’s primary concern, and if grandparent visitation will affect the children or the parent-child relationship negatively, it won’t be granted. If, on the other hand, it is deemed appropriate, the court will grant the visitation.
Adoption
A grandparent’s right to visitation comes through the parents. Thus, if the parent’s rights to a child are terminated permanently via adoption, the grandparent’s rights are also permanently terminated. The one exception to this rule is in the case of stepparent adoption, and in such instances, the original need to prove that grandparent visitation is in the child’s best interests stands.
Paternity
Texas law will legally recognize a father who signs an acknowledgement of paternity, admits paternity in open court, or is proven to be the father by paternity testing.
Premarital Agreement
Divorce in Texas, but pursuing a prenuptial agreement prior to marriage does not signify that the couple has doubts about their marriage. Instead, a prenuptial agreement is nothing more than a contract that is intended to guide the proceedings if the marriage ends in divorce. A well-drafted prenuptial agreement can play a significant role in the dissolution of a marriage and can, ultimately, mitigate the time, expense, and heartache that often accompanies divorce.
Spousal Support
During your first meeting with your lawyer, he or she will undoubtedly have many questions for you about your situation. It’s important to keep in mind, however, that your initial meeting is also an opportunity for you to ask your attorney questions. Divorce in Texas is a complicated legal matter, and part of your lawyer’s job is to help you understand the process you are about to go through and your legal rights. Understand, however, that your attorney can’t guarantee any results, so don’t expect to get answers to questions like “am I going to get the house?” or “how much alimony am I going to receive?” Some examples of questions you may want to ask at your first meeting with your Houston divorce lawyer include the following...
Legal Separation
Divorce. This may be for financial reasons or simply a lack of interest in going through a divorce. Some people think they are legally separated after a certain amount of time. Texas does not recognize legal separation. Often times a spouse is unable to locate the other spouse when they are finally ready to file for divorce. This complicates matters of

Restraining Order
Property division and a temporary restraining order. The petition gives the court a general idea of what the issues are and what the spouses want.
Kidnapping
Federal kidnapping laws are even more harsh than state laws, but the Federal Kidnapping statute exempts parents – specifically – from federal charges of kidnapping their own children. If, on the other hand, the offending person is a biological parent whose parental rights have been terminated, he or she is not exempt from federal law, and he or she can be so charged.

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