Trustworthy, PersonalizedLegal Solutions
Summer often brings thoughts of vacation, relaxation, and family time. But for many people, it also marks a period of significant life transitions, including divorce. Whether due to changes in school schedules, time off work, or a desire for a fresh start, summer is...
Saves Time and Legal Costs Attorneys bill by the hour. Every minute your lawyer or their staff spends tracking down documents, calling your bank, organizing paperwork, or sorting through incomplete information is time you are paying for. By preparing a complete and...
Valuing assets in a divorce is one of the most critical steps in ensuring a fair and lawful distribution of marital property. In Texas, where the law presumes that all property acquired during the marriage is community property, divorcing spouses must take special...
In Texas, a child cannot unilaterally decide which parent to live with until they reach the age of 18. However, the law does allow children to express their preferences regarding custody arrangements but with some caveats. How a Child's Preference Is Considered...
Protecting Your Small Business During Divorce Divorce presents unique challenges for small business owners. If you built and grew your business during your marriage, ownership and control of that business will be a key issue in your divorce proceedings. Ensuring your...
Informal marriage is what Texas law calls a marriage undertaken without a ceremony. Colloquially this is a "common law" marriage. In a significant decision issued in March 2025, the Texas First Court of Appeals reversed part of a final divorce decree in Montemayor v....
In a decision handed down on July 2, 2024, the Fourteenth Court of Appeals in Houston upheld a final divorce decree issued by the 247th District Court of Harris County in the case Angela Ross v. William Ross. The ruling serves as a strong reminder of the importance of...
Summary: Texas courts don’t always award more property just because of adultery. In Tanner v. Tanner, the Court of Appeals upheld an equal split—despite the husband's admitted affair. Learn how this impacts divorce cases in Conroe and The Woodlands, Texas....
In a Texas divorce, your attorney will typically need comprehensive financial documentation to help ensure a fair division of community property, determine spousal support and address child support if applicable. Here is a breakdown of the financial evidence your...
Dividing assets during a divorce can be one of the most complicated and emotionally charged aspects of the process—especially when it comes to retirement accounts. In Texas, community property laws govern how these assets are split, and understanding your rights and...