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As of September 1, 2011, the state of Texas is officially an alimony state. The new Court-Ordered Maintenance section of the Texas Family Code allows spouses to receive considerably more alimony than ever before. Therefore, if you are a spouse and have been the victim of family violence, or if you have been married more than 10 years or are raising a child of the marriage who suffers from a disability, it is imperative to contact an experienced alimony and
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