Family law sometimes seems part Wild West, part “War of the Roses” and part “Boston Legal.” These perceptions may have some truth, but many are based on myths. Here are some top myths in Texas family law cases debunked.
1. There is no alimony in Texas. Once, this was actually true. Texas historically has been a no-alimony state. Texas, however, has enacted and amended a maintenance statute.
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