Typically, only one parent can claim a child as a dependent. So, which parent claims a dependent child? Generally, the parent that has the child for the greater part of the year (over 50%), in other words the parent that the child lives with primarily, claims the...
Are Available To You
At Yale, Weaver & Phillips, our record speaks for itself. Our attorneys are innovative,
aggressive and dedicated. We get results.
Planning &
Administration
Discover More
Discover More
Discover More
Discover More
Discover More
Month: July 2017
Common Law Marriage in Texas
A common law marriage is when a couple lives together for a period of time and holds themselves out to friends, family, and the community as "being married," but never goes through a formal ceremony or get a marriage license. Requirements to Prove Common Law Marriage:...
Governor Greg Abbott signs bills for “community-based foster care” and other major CPS changes
Governor Greg Abbott has recently signed a number of bills aimed at improving child protection in Texas. After much controversy over the broken system, lawmakers have been working to target major issues, providing the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services...
Parental Alienation – What to Avoid & How to Recognize Symptoms
Divorce brings out the worst in people, but that should never extend to children of the relationship. While parents sort out their dispute, they should do their best to shield their children from the nitty gritty details. Unfortunately, however, some take the divorce...




