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Gratitude and Growth: A Thanksgiving Message from Webb Family Law

As we gather with family, friends, and loved ones this Thanksgiving, the team at Webb Family Law reflects on the many things we’re thankful for — especially the people and communities we serve across North Texas.

Family law often brings people into our office during life’s most challenging moments...

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Enforcing and Modifying Spousal Maintenance (Alimony) in Texas

Spousal maintenance — often called alimony — can be one of the most misunderstood aspects of divorce. In Texas, it’s not automatically granted, and both enforcement and modification of maintenance orders follow specific legal standards.

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Same-Sex Divorce & Unique Issues Under Texas Law

Since the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Obergefell v. Hodges (2015), same-sex marriage has been recognized in every state — including Texas. But while marriage equality is well-established, same-sex divorce can still present complex legal challenges.

At Webb Family Law, we help cl...

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Cohabitation Agreements vs Common Law Marriage in Texas: What Singles Should Know

Understanding Common Law Marriage in Texas

Texas recognizes informal (common law) marriage, but it’s not automatic. To establish one under Texas Family Code §2.401, a couple must:

  1. Agree to be married,

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The Role of Mediation and Collaborative Law in High-Conflict Divorces

Divorce can bring out the worst in even the most reasonable people — especially when emotions, finances, and children are involved. But not every high-conflict divorce has to end up in a courtroom. In Texas, mediation and collaborative law offer structured, cooperative alternatives that can save time, money, and emotional strain.

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