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Family Law
24th May 2024

The Truth About Common Law Marriage in Texas/Elements of Common Law Marriage in Texas

Texas is one of the few states the recognizes common law marriage. This means that a marriage may exist even though the parties never went through the formalities of getting…
Family Law
3rd May 2024

How to Prepare For A Custody Evaluation in A Divorce

In a contested child custody case, the judge will sometimes appoint a child custody evaluator to make recommendations to the court. The custody evaluator is often an expert trained in…
Family Law
26th April 2024

Child Support for High-Income Individuals / Busting the Cap or Above Guideline Child Support/Child Support in Texas: What Is the Most I Will Have to Pay.

Texas law requires both parents to financially support their children. In most cases, one parent will be ordered to pay a set amount of monthly child support to the other…
Family Law
19th April 2024

Debunking Common Myths in Divorce

There are a lot of โ€œmythsโ€ out there about getting a divorce in Texas. These misunderstandings can lead to ill-informed decisions during separation or a reluctance to get divorced in…
Family Law
12th April 2024

Pet Custody/Can the Court Order Possession and Access for My Goldendoodle?

Any pet owner knows and understands that pets are like family. When it comes time to get divorced, deciding what to do with pets can be an extremely difficult decision.
Family Law
5th April 2024

How Do Divorced Parents Split the Holidays

When parents separate, it can often lead to difficult decisions about where the children will spend their holidays. Many families have holiday traditions that involve extended family and attending holiday…
Family Law
29th March 2024

Filing For Sole Custody of Your Children

Many parents inquire about obtaining โ€œsole custodyโ€ of a child. This can mean different things to different people. Texas law will always prioritize the best interests of the children. When…
Family Law
22nd March 2024

Do I Need My Own Lawyer to Review a Prenup?

Texas law allows two people who intend to get married to sign a premarital property agreement. Given the happiness of the moment, some couples believe that they can share a…
Family Law
15th March 2024

Dealing with Cryptocurrency in a Divorce

Cryptocurrency is digital currency that does not exist in a tangible form and is not dependent on the existence of a bank or government. When spouses are going through a…
Family Law
13th March 2024

How Do Divorce Courts Deal With Stock Options, Restricted Stock Plans or Other Complicated Employment Assets?

When a person works for a publicly traded company, they often receive fringe benefits that include stock in the company. When acquired during the marriage, these assets can represent valuable…
Family Law
1st March 2024

Is My Spouse Hiding Assets?

In many marriages, it is not unusual for one spouse to have access to more information about the finances. When a divorce occurs, this can often leave one spouse in…
Family Law
23rd February 2024

What You Should Expect When Hiring a Divorce Lawyer

Finding the right lawyer can be daunting. Referrals often come from word of mouth. Yet divorce lawyers are entrusted with some of the most important issues a parent or spouse…
Family Law
16th February 2024

Understanding Retainer Fees and Billing/How much does it cost to get a divorce?

Going through a divorce or child custody case can be expensive. Before hiring a lawyer, it is important to understand the financial agreement you have with your lawyer
Family Law
23rd October 2023

Is It Legal to Record Your Spouse During a Divorce?

We live in a world where technology offers many opportunities to record, photograph, and videotape our loved ones.
Family Law
23rd October 2023

Who Owns the Frozen Embryos When We Divorce?

Texas law permits married couples to have a child through assisted reproduction. The law provides a considerable number of options for spouses who are struggling to conceive a child on…
Family Law
16th January 2020

Who Claims The Kids Once The Divorce Is Final: Divorce And The Child Dependency Exemption

A child can only be claimed as a dependent on one tax return for a given year.
Estate Planning
16th January 2020

How To Sell A Deceased Parentโ€™s Home

When a person owns property that they cannot manage alone, it may be necessary to appoint a guardian to manage their property for them.
Estate Planning
16th January 2020

Do I Need A Guardianship Or A Power Of Attorney?

When a person owns property that they cannot manage alone, it may be necessary to appoint a guardian to manage their property for them.
Family Law
16th January 2020

Gay Marriage In Central Texas

The Obergefell decision struck down Texasโ€™s ban on same-sex marriage.
Estate Planning
16th January 2020

Running A Business After Someone Dies

In the case of a deceased business owner, an attorney might recommend several options.
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