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Nearly half of all marriages in Texas end up in divorce, and if you are among the younger couples facing a split, you're more likely to face something that older people don't. Be careful with the breakup of your digital accounts, especially if you think your ex-spouse...
If your spouse makes more money than you or if you gave up a career to support your family at home, you may wonder if you will receive alimony payments after your divorce. Sometimes called spousal support or maintenance, these payments ensure that you have financial...
For some Texas entrepreneurs, owning a business and going through a divorce can have upsetting results if the business assets are not protected. Thinking ahead about the possibility of divorce, however, might be the key if the marriage comes to an end. Plan for the...
Cryptocurrency draws attention because various digital assets present a dynamic and aggressive investment vehicle. "Virtual currency" could spike in value tremendously, and a relatively modest investment may reap huge rewards. Texas investors might not put significant...
When Texas parents divorce or break up, they can determine their arrangement for child support and parenting time in family court. When one parent is in charge of making decisions and key responsibilities for the child, this is sole managing conservatorship; joint...
As with every business, attorneys must distinguish themselves from their competition. Doing so requires determining what sets us apart from other family law firms in the area. Continuing education, community involvement and proven results remain the focus paramount at...
One of the biggest challenges in Texas divorce filings is the property division. It gets even more complicated when one or both parties hold a military pension. What are the options? Skillful negotiation carries the day While the law stipulates that states decide how...
Texas divorce settlements frequently address child support, visitation and custody parameters. But conflicts can, and do, arise after both parties sign on the dotted line. For example, when families separate, parental alienation, which researchers have called "a...
Marriage is a lifelong commitment that is very serious for many couples. Determining whether you need a prenuptial agreement prior to tying the knot is not always a top priority when you are in the early stages of love and admiration. However, there may come a time...
Because Texas is a community property state, those who are wealthy have greater concerns about what will happen to their assets during a divorce. There are several ways you can protect your real estate and other assets. Buy your spouse's share If your spouse shares...
