When a baby is born in Texas and the parents are not married, the law does not automatically recognize the biological father as the child’s legal father. That is where the term “paternity” comes into the matter, and luckily, the Texas Family Code provides the framework to establish it.
The term “military divorce” is used when talking about a divorce where one or both spouses are active-duty military personnel or service members, including those in the national guard or reservists. As compared to a civilian divorce, there are additional requirements in a military divorce and, while this may add to the complexity and duration of the divorce process, those additional requirements are designed to help protect those serving our country who are facing a military divorce.
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