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If you are bringing your marriage to an end, it is essential to protect your interests, especially if you have a high net worth. Whether you want to secure alimony that you believe you deserve or you have concerns about owing maintenance, it is essential to review...
Both the mother and father have equal child custody rights in Texas. However, that does not mean both parents will get a similar outcome during divorce or separation. Texas has three long-term custody arrangements. See below for more about the reasons for each and...
When parents divorce in Texas, their final divorce decree may include language that restricts whether and how far either party can move after separation. In addition to ensuring that parents can effectively share childcare responsibilities, relocation restrictions can...
Failing to pay child support could result in serious consequences, not only in terms of your reputation but also with respect to court-imposed penalties. Whether you lose your job or struggle with a serious medical emergency that results in costly bills, various...
The needs of parents and children can change over time, which is why custody agreements are not set in stone. However, there are specific stipulations required by the court to allow modification. When can you modify custody? Whether your agreement was the result of a...
Many wealthy Texas residents have concerns about protecting money or property from division in a divorce. The question of exchanging property can be particularly thorny. If your spouse gives you a new car, is it truly yours or can you lose it in divorce? Creating a...
During divorce proceedings, a judge likely established a child support order. If it has been several years since you finalized your divorce, this support order may no longer reflect your current circumstances. You can apply for a modification to change these payments....
After a Texas divorce, your financial situation may look decidedly different than it did during your marriage. Adjusting to life on one or no income after getting by with two people providing for your household may take some time. Yet, you may find it easier to adjust...
When you and your Texas husband or wife decide to part ways, you may question what retirement is going to look like without your partner’s contributions. You may feel especially concerned with getting by in retirement if you sacrificed growing your professional career...
The ending of a marriage is never easy, even in the most amicable of situations. Although emotional, it is important to stay logical. Divorce is more than just the end of a relationship; it is also the end of a financial partnership. As such, it is important to take...
