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Being clear-headed and making the right decisions during divorce can be challenging. Your emotions can cloud your judgment, and the pros and cons of your choices may blur into one. One of the tough decisions you must make is whether to file for a fault-based or...
Texas law has strict provisions when finalizing child custody determinations during or after a divorce. If you and your former spouse plan to end your marriage, it could be vital to understand how the court decides custody-related arrangements, such as identifying...
There are often many financial aspects to take into consideration before proceeding through the process of bringing a marriage to an end. This can especially be the case for a high-asset divorce, where the financial stakes are much higher and there are more...
When a loved one passes away, it can present you with a challenging time in many ways. This can especially be true if you are directly involved with any of the deceased’s estate-related affairs. Those in Texas and across the nation who are suddenly facing this type of...
When Texas parents separate, shared custody is most often the best option for the children. But when parents share custody of their children, one parent is usually ordered to pay child support to the other. Child support orders are made to help the primary parent pay...
No one decides to get married while also planning to divorce at some point in the future. Taking the step of marriage is a critical decision in one’s life, and while most people do give this a lot of thought before proceeding, they likely don’t assume that a divorce...
When a marriage is over, both parties must address certain financial matters, such as the division of marital property and spousal support. These are complicated issues for Texas couples, especially when there is significant wealth or property at stake. For...
When preparing to marry, most people are not considering the possibility of that relationship ending at some point in the future. However, the reality is that many marriages do end in divorce, and it may be beneficial to prepare for that possibility. One way a Texas...
When planning to marry, a couple is focusing on the future. They may be planning their wedding, their honeymoon and the start of their new life together. They are likely not planning for a potential divorce in the future. While it may seem unromantic or bad luck to...
Every family is different, and the divorce-related choices that may have worked for one family may not work for another. Child custody is one of the most complex aspects of any divorce, and many Texas families choose to share custody or opt for a joint custody...
