The marriage is over and it is time for the Texas couple to separate their lives as well as their assets. As a part of the process, each individual is required to submit a financial statement that can be used to determine the various assets in addition to liabilities...
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The risk of letting emotion overrule reason in child custody
For most Texas parents, few things are more stressful than a perceived threat to one's child, or the prospect of losing access to a beloved child. Child custody cases often bring out the very worst in terms of parental fear. Fear of the unknown, fear of...
Consistency key for child custody success
Some relationships just do not work out. No matter how hard each individual tries, there are just some things that cannot be resolved and it is time for the Texas couple to part ways. When the couple has only been together for a short amount of time and there are no...
Protecting one’s business in the event of property division
The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well in Texas and elsewhere in the country. The desire to be one's own boss and follow one's passion drives many people to start their own businesses. While many businesses do fail, others do not. Many entrepreneurs go into a...
Prenuptial agreement can lead to peace of mind
Millennials in Texas, like so many generations before them, have traits that are unique to them. Maybe because they have seen so many changes in their young lives they seem to have more unique traits than prior generations. They don't know about life before the...
Prenuptial agreement helps with death or divorce
Virtually every Texas marriage will end with either death or divorce. In either case, assets will need to be distributed and bills will need to be paid. Exactly how this will occur can be addressed ahead of time. In fact, many couples choose to handle these issues...
Reaching goals in a complex divorce
Support and guidance are essential for most Texas residents who are contemplating divorce. While the average divorce does require a variety of issues to be negotiated, a complex divorce can involve extensive assets, liabilities and other items that need to be taken...
Property division and military families
Texas is home to numerous military families. Like any other family, military families will face their moments of tranquility and their moments of challenge. When the moments of challenge become a problem, and the couple decides that it is time to divorce, these...
Child support and back-to-school expenses
When summer is over and kids head back to school, parents know this can be an expensive time of year. There are clothes to buy, supplies to purchase and fees to pay for activities. This season can be especially stressful for Texas parents who may be handling...
Property division and financial assets
When it comes to divorce, there are often numerous decisions that need to be made. Financial and property division decisions can be some of the most significant for the Texas individual. These decisions often affect the individual in both the long and short...

