Family Law

Many divorcing couples decide to sell their home – particularly if they don’t have children or the kids are grown. That’s typically the best option financially. It also helps both people get away from the memories of an unhappy marriage and start fresh in new...

One issue that many parents run into during divorce is being unsure of how they’re going to control custody of their children. If you have a child who you feel is easily upset by changes in routine or who may not adapt well to changes in your schedule, then it can be...

The issues between two former spouses can last long after their divorce is final. In some cases, the feelings and difficulties that remain can begin to affect how the two spouses interact with their children, eventually affecting a co-parenting relationship. There are...

Simply because a divorce is final does not mean that the two parents will be free from conflict. In fact, certain situations can open old wounds, and the two parties may find themselves locked in a complex disagreement over what will happen to their child. This is...

Even if your divorce promises to be amicable and relatively smooth, you may still be eager to get it over with and move forward with your new life. Difficult as the transition may be, you have probably already spent many months dealing with the emotional upheaval, and...

Creating financial security after divorce can be a challenge, but it is far from impossible. Securing spousal support and making sure one receives an equal portion of the marital assets are just two of many options for those who are worried about money. Some divorcees...

There are a number of things to consider when divorcing with children, including how to handle custody. Child custody can be shared in a number of different ways in Texas. For example, it might be in a child’s best interests to live primarily with just one parent...

Whether your spouse announced it to you or you stumbled on the information, your spouse’s decision to file for divorce may be shocking, confusing and perhaps frightening. Even if the decision is not entirely unexpected, you know you are still facing some major life...

Money is one of the most common causes of divorce in Texas, and yet there are safeguards that soon-to-be married couples can put in place. For example, a carefully worded prenuptial agreement can minimize many of the most common stressors around finances. One does not...

Getting divorced is not a decision that most people take lightly. There are many different factors to take into account when weighing this possibility, including property division and where one might live afterward. For Texas couples who are not certain that they are...