Financial hardships can arise when parents decide to separate or divorce. Fortunately, child support was established in the state of Texas so that the children still have the economic support they need when parents separate. Although there are exceptions, many times...
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Factors in determining the best interests of the child
When parents separate, it is not uncommon for them to have disagreements about child custody. Sometimes, both parents want primary custody of the children, which can mean the matter has to go to court. Courts in Texas base decisions in child custody cases on the best...
Postnuptial agreements can protect in a high-asset divorce
Most spouses never truly intend on divorcing, but sometimes it is the only option left on the table. For those in Texas who are in high-net-worth marriages, it may be worth considering a postnuptial agreement. So, what are postnuptial agreements and how can they offer...
These documents may help in a child custody hearing
After a parental separation, a common area of concern and possible contention revolves around the custody rights of the parents. In some cases, parents may have disputes over who gets custody of the children, which often results in a child custody court trial. Before...
How to discuss a prenup with a future spouse
An increasing number of couples in Texas these days are opting for prenuptial agreements before tying the knot. However, bringing up the end of the marriage before it even begins can be a hard topic to discuss with a future spouse. Here are some helpful suggestions on...
Uncommon ways spouses try to conceal assets in a divorce
Under any circumstances, ending a years-long marriage is a challenging and emotional process. Those who are going through a high-asset divorce in Texas should take note of a few things. For one, it is not uncommon for a soon-to-be ex to attempt to hide assets or...
Some ways to help resolve conflict among co-parents
Anyone in Texas who has gone through a divorce knows that avoiding even minimal conflict with an ex is nearly impossible. However, constant conflict between former spouses can make co-parenting after a divorce nearly impossible. Here are some pointers to help resolve...
Proving the best interests of the children for custody
Sometimes, parents who go through a separation or divorce both want custody of their children. In the state of Texas, courts will use the best interests of the child as the basis for custody decisions. This term basically refers to which parent is best fit to care for...
Some possible cons to prenuptial agreements
It's safe to say that most Texas residents have insurance in one form or another. Insurance is basically a form of protection should an unexpected event occur. Prenuptial agreements can be viewed as insurance for a marriage to protect spouses in case they one day...
A high-asset divorce doesn’t have to be nasty
Making the decision to separate can be difficult and emotionally painful for spouses in Texas who have been together for many years. Yet, once a couple has decided to end their marriage, they typically want a quick and efficient resolution to their divorce....
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