Country clubs and other members-only associations tend to allow new members on an invitation-only basis. They also often require large initial payments and require annual dues. There is a good amount of investment that goes into these assets. How to distribute them...
Executive compensation plans often complicate divorces. This is typically because of the complexity of the assets rather than the dollar value, although both factors certainly tend to play a role. This is especially obvious when it comes to equity packages. Details...
Unlike in certain states, it is not common for a judge in Texas to grant spousal maintenance as part of a divorce decree. It does occur, but the person seeking support must provide proof of necessity. When considering spousal maintenance, a judge examines several...
Popular rumor states that the more well-off a couple happens to be, the more likely it is that they will get into severe legal battles if they ever get a divorce. But exactly how true is that? Is a couple more likely to fight if they have more assets, compared to...
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...
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...
Going through divorce is a difficult and painful process for just about everyone. However, if you and your spouse generally agree on most terms and have an uncontested divorce on the table, you may have options to help you save time, money and hassle. Collaborative...
Dividing up marital property in divorce often means deciding what to do with a residence, vehicles or valuable household items like china and furniture. However, it can be easy to overlook other assets, especially if they are not in a tangible form. Some of these...
Texas statutes recognize most assets purchased during your marriage as shared community property. For example, you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse may divide homes and cars evenly regardless of who paid for them. The law also recognizes household income earned while...
When you and your spouse decide to divorce, the division of finances and assets might take precedent over other issues, but what happens if you believe your soon-to-be ex-husband or wife is hiding cash? The American Academy of Certified Financial Litigators reports...
