Helping Texas Families Navigate Divorce Since 1986
Dividing property during a divorce is often a complex undertaking. This is often especially true for those who have considerable assets. Getting them divided during a divorce can take a great deal of time and effort. There are several crucial aspects to consider when...
Family vacations are an amazing time to connect with your children, but they can quickly become stressful if you don’t handle things correctly. This is especially true if you’re not in a relationship with your child’s other parent and must consider co-parenting issues...
Adoptions take place for many different reasons. Sometimes, people who cannot have biological children adopt as a way to expand their families. Other times, people choose to adopt children that they already know who experience unusual family challenges. Stepparent...
When the wife of a married man has a baby, he automatically has certain parental rights. The hospital should include his name on the birth certificate, as there is a presumption that he is the father of the child. Even if the couple eventually divorces, the father can...
As a family business owner, you and your spouse may also be business partners. The two of you may jointly own the business and run it together. For instance, perhaps your spouse is in charge of making products, while you do the marketing and get those products in...
When navigating the waters of child custody in Texas, parents often find themselves in a sea of legal jargon and complex procedures. It's a journey that can be emotional, but knowing the key points of this state’s custody laws can serve as a compass to guide you...
Something seems to have changed in your relationship, and you aren’t sure why or what – but you’re starting to see a lot of “red flags” that indicate your spouse is deeply unhappy. Is it time to worry? Does your spouse already have one foot out the door? These are...
All divorces pose unique challenges, but high-asset divorces can be particularly complex. The more you have to divide, the harder it can be to make sure that you’re getting a fair deal. In Texas, the community property laws generally presume (with some exceptions)...
Grey divorce, also known as silver divorce or late-life divorce, is a phrase used to describe the increasing trend of older couples choosing to end their marriages later in life. These are individuals who have spent a significant portion of their lives together,...
Child custody arrangements are established during divorce proceedings, legal separations or at the request of parents who are not wed. However, as circumstances change over time, modifying these arrangements may become necessary to better serve children’s best...
