Se Habla Español
Compassionate Legal Guidance | Aggressive Courtroom Advocacy
It may be hard to believe that someone you shared a life with would try to hide money or property from you when the relationship sours, but divorce can sometimes change a person. Unfortunately, hidden assets affect how marital property is divided and could leave you...
Divorce closes one chapter, but it doesn't close the book on love entirely. Many people find meaningful new relationships after the process ends. But what happens when that connection starts before the court finalizes your divorce? That question deserves a straight...
In a community property state like Texas, marital property will be divided equally between divorcing spouses. The goal is to split everything 50-50, and that often starts with wages. Money that both people earned during the marriage qualifies as marital property and...
Spouses going through a divorce can significantly benefit from communicating. Effective communication strategies are integral to reaching amicable settlements, saving time and money. When communication is not handled properly, soon-to-be ex-spouses may face conflicts...
Yes, a divorce can affect your retirement. It is important to plan ahead so that this next stage in your life can still go smoothly, even after your marriage ends. One thing to keep in mind is that there has been an increase in late-in-life divorce cases in recent...
If your divorce goes to trial in Texas, the judge will decide the issues you and your spouse could not resolve in settlement discussions. That often includes conservatorship, parenting time, child support and property division. The judge will look for proof, not...
You know that the conversation about an upcoming divorce can be a difficult one to have with your children. At the same time, you know that it is very important. It helps them react to the news, process the change in their lives and much more. Every situation is...
Going through a high-conflict divorce can leave you wondering if a working co-parenting relationship is even possible. The disputes that defined the marriage may feel too deep to move past. Even so, many Texas families find ways to share parenting duties. A different...
As you file for divorce, you may feel hurt and want your spouse held accountable for adultery. Additionally, you may worry that a no-fault divorce will permit them to avoid the impact of their conduct. In Texas, fault can play a role in your case; but it may not...
Filing for a divorce can mean facing uncertainty about issues such as who pays the bills and where the children stay. Temporary orders exist to fill that gap until a judge signs a final decree. Exploring the scope of temporary orders These orders address nearly every...
