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Two Hands with Removed Wedding BandsUncategorizedWho Pays Attorney Fees in a Child Custody Case in Texas?
20th October 2026

Who Pays Attorney Fees in a Child Custody Case in Texas?

We frequently get asked who pays attorney fees in child custody cases. It is a significant concern for a lot of people. Legal representation isn't cheap, and few families have…
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People Planning FinancesUncategorizedSplitting a 401(k) in a Texas Divorce: QDROs, Tax Hits, and Common Mistakes
15th September 2026

Splitting a 401(k) in a Texas Divorce: QDROs, Tax Hits, and Common Mistakes

Texas splits the community part of a 401(k), not always in half. How QDROs work, what taxes apply in a 401k divorce, and the mistakes that cost you.
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Child Sitting Between Divorced ParentsFamily LawThe Most Common Child Custody Schedules (Standard Possession, 50/50 & More)
20th August 2026

The Most Common Child Custody Schedules (Standard Possession, 50/50 & More)

Deciding how to divide time with your kids after a separation is one of the heaviest choices you will face, and it is normal to feel stuck before you even…
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Family LawHow to Split Holidays When Divorced
28th July 2026

How to Split Holidays When Divorced

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…
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Collaborative Divorce vs MediationFamily LawUncategorizedCollaborative Divorce vs. Mediation in Texas: Which Is Better?
26th June 2026

Collaborative Divorce vs. Mediation in Texas: Which Is Better?

Choosing how to end a marriage is almost as stressful as the decision to divorce in the first place. In Texas, two of the most common out-of-court paths are collaborative…
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A Family Home with Manicured LawnFamily LawOwelty Lien in Texas
15th May 2026

Owelty Lien in Texas

An Owelty Lien in Texas is a court-recognized lien that lets one spouse keep the family home while paying the other spouse their share of the equity. It is one…
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Planning For a Grey DivorceFamily LawGrey Divorce: Later-Life Splits, Financial Considerations, and Impact on Adult Children
13th April 2026

Grey Divorce: Later-Life Splits, Financial Considerations, and Impact on Adult Children

Grey divorce is simply the legal term used when middle aged and older adults end their marriages. This type of divorce typically involves couples who are over the age of…
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The Divorce Decree Being IssuedFamily LawHow Much Does a Divorce Cost in Texas: 2026 Cost Guide
9th April 2026

How Much Does a Divorce Cost in Texas: 2026 Cost Guide

When people visit our law office to first understand the divorce process, one of their first questions is usually: "How much does a divorce cost?" The honest answer is that…
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texas divorce statisticsFamily LawTexas Divorce Statistics You Need to Know in 2026
5th February 2026

Texas Divorce Statistics You Need to Know in 2026

Marriage dissolution is a reality for many Texans, but the numbers show a surprising trend. Divorce rates in Texas have been generally declining over the past decade. The most recent…
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joint custody vs sole custodyUncategorizedJoint Managing Conservatorship vs Sole Managing Conservatorship: Choosing the Right Path for Your Family
21st January 2026

Joint Managing Conservatorship vs Sole Managing Conservatorship: Choosing the Right Path for Your Family

Making decisions about your child's future during a divorce or separation is never easy. In Texas, the law uses the terms "conservatorship" and "possession" rather than custody, and you'll face…
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texas divorce lawsUncategorizedTexas Divorce Laws: What You Need to Know Before Filing
12th December 2025

Texas Divorce Laws: What You Need to Know Before Filing

Ending a marriage is a significant life event, and in Texas, the divorce process is governed by specific laws that everyone should understand before filing. To obtain a divorce in…
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Family LawNo-Fault Divorce in Texas: What You Need to Know
27th October 2025

No-Fault Divorce in Texas: What You Need to Know

In Texas, you do not need to prove that your spouse did something wrong to get a divorce. The state allows for no-fault divorces, which means a marriage can be…
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Family LawFiling For Sole Custody of Your Children
1st October 2025

Filing For Sole Custody of Your Children

Many parents inquire about obtaining “sole custody” of a child. This can mean different things to different people. Texas law will always prioritize the best interests of the children. When…
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spousal support in TexasUncategorizedHow Hard Is It to Get Spousal Support in Texas? Everything You Need to Know
17th February 2025

How Hard Is It to Get Spousal Support in Texas? Everything You Need to Know

Wondering how hard it is to get spousal support in Texas? Depending on the eligibility requirements, factors judges consider, and the steps involved in the process, it can be a…
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Family LawThe Truth About Common Law Marriage in Texas/Elements of Common Law Marriage in Texas
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…
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Family LawHow to Prepare For A Custody Evaluation in A Divorce
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…
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Family LawChild 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.
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…
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Family LawDebunking Common Myths in Divorce
19th April 2024

Debunking Common Myths in Divorce

There are a lot of “myths” 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…
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Family LawPet Custody/Can the Court Order Possession and Access for My Goldendoodle?
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.
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Family LawDo I Need My Own Lawyer to Review a Prenup?
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…
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