ENFORCEMENT

Enforcement actions may be necessary if court orders are not followed in divorce, child custody or other family law cases

Penalties for not following a court order may be incarceration and most often include the reimbursement to the injured party of attorney's fees incurred as a result of the enforcement action.

Contact Carolyn with your questions or concerns. She will help resolve your family law issues.

512-474-4704 / info@CarolynCollins.com

Questions

DO MOTHERS STILL HAVE AN ADVANTAGE IN GETTING PRIMARY CUSTODY?

Texas law is gender neutral so that the court cannot consider the gender of the parents in awarding primary custody.

WHAT IS "COMMUNITY PROPERTY"?

All property acquired during the marriage, except separate property as defined below. Community property is the property that is divided in a divorce.

CAN I KEEP THE PROPERTY I HAD BEFORE THE MARRIAGE?

Yes, "separate property" cannot be divided in a divorce. Separate property also includes inheritance and gifts.

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