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Calling an end to a marriage is not something a Texas couple anticipated at the time of the marriage. However, some Texas couples reach stages when divorce becomes their only option. With divorce comes the property division process, and, in the interest of...
When Texas individuals with high net worths consider divorce, there are numerous aspects that will need thorough consideration. It is also not uncommon for spouses in complex divorce situations to disagree on multiple levels, and suspicions or mistrust may lead to...
Under federal tax laws, Texas parents are entitled to claim their children as dependents on their tax returns. Married couples who file joint returns typically claim the exemption collectively for their children. However, unmarried or divorced couples cannot file...
Litigated divorces often lead to permanent emotional scarring of spouses and children. The choices made by Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner related to the manner in which they want to handle their divorce have been an inspiration to many couples, including some in...
Marital agreements are sometimes seen as unromantic and counterproductive, although they are meant to give both parties peace of mind and the ability to focus on their love and their marriage. In Texas and elsewhere, a prenup is often regarded as a necessity for...
More and more couples nationwide, including in Texas, choose to dissolve their marriages in an amicable way. Prolonged court battles for child custody, property division, alimony and other contentious matters have made way for divorce mediation. Celebrities such as...
Texas couples who are going through a divorce may be so overwhelmed by all the important decisions and considerations that form part of the process that they fail to pay attention to practical issues that may affect their post-divorce financial stability. That is...
Unmarried fathers nationwide, including in Texas, may be interested in the child custody battle of a father in another state. After eight years, this father has not given up and continues to fight for sole custody of his child. While child custody laws may vary by...
Coping with the emotional trauma of a divorce is typically so difficult for both spouses involved in a Texas divorce that the intensity of their children's feelings is sometimes not recognized. While parents are discussing and negotiating matters such as property...
It is not uncommon for visitation rights to be one of the most contentious matters of a divorce. Fortunately, divorcing parents in Texas have access to the combined knowledge and experience of the attorneys of Warmbrodt, Winslow & Associates. We recognize that the...
