A guide to intake, attorney duties, client authority, and defining representation through identification of the rights and interests at stake. A spouse or parent should
Question presented When a divorce is sought under Texas Family Code § 6.001, should evidence of the security the marriage provides its children inform the
Identifying the Practice the Burden and the Governing Law Pillar Two — Catholic Marriage & Religious Obligation An order about a child’s residence, schedule, schooling,
Understanding Moral Responsibility and Continuing Fidelity Pillar Two — Catholic Marriage & Religious Obligation A person can undergo civil divorce without choosing or causing the
Protection and Continuing Marital Duties Pillar Two — Catholic Marriage & Religious Obligation Catholic teaching joins a serious commitment to marital common life with recognition
Understanding Canon 1136 Pillar Two — Catholic Marriage & Religious Obligation Children need adults who accept responsibility for their care and formation. Canon 1136 identifies
What Husband and Wife Owe Each Other Pillar Two — Catholic Marriage & Religious Obligation The good of the spouses is a purpose of marriage
What Canon 1056 Means for Catholic Marriage Pillar Two — Catholic Marriage & Religious Obligation Catholic spouses promise fidelity for life. Canon 1056 explains two
A little girl reaches for her father’s hand. For him, it may be an ordinary moment: crossing a parking lot, walking into church, finding their
A strong Catholic family is not built merely through shared residence, material provision, or personal affection. It is formed through a permanent commitment to marriage,
