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Marriage is not only a serious personal and romantic relationship but is typically the most significant financial and legal arrangement we enter. Unlike business relationships, however, many spouses do not enter a contract. A prenuptial agreement is an important...
Many times, relationship between end precisely because one parents has become physically or otherwise abusive. In other cases, divorces or non-marital breakups are what prompt victims of abuse to speak up. Unfortunately, there are also situations in which one parent...
When a resident of Houston is facing a potential divorce, one the most anxiety-provoking issues is the division of marital property. The anxiety level is usually directly proportional to the amount of the couple’s assets. In other words, the more money and property...
The end of a relationship, whether marital or not, can be hard on adults as well as children. When two parents decide that they can no longer live together as a couple and must decide how best to continue to raise their kids, they may not know where to start to find...
For many divorcing couples, nothing is more important than finding a custody arrangement that ensures the child will be well-supported once the divorce is finalized. Family courts in Texas share the same goal and will make sure the child’s needs are met by basing all...
When Texas residents start to think about the possibility that their marriage may be headed for a divorce, they have many different factors to consider. First, there are the emotional aspects of such a decision and thinking about how your life will be impacted. After...
Child custody disputes are amongst the most emotionally charged family law issues, and for good reason. The outcome of a child custody spat can affect not only your child’s well-being, but also your relationship with him or her. That’s why whether you’re going through...
With the new year, many couples are looking for a way out, especially after the forced closeness of last year. They want to create their own future and start their new life now. In fact, that may even be their New Year’s Resolution. But, what can one expect from a...
When a Texas couple decides to get a divorce, there is an automatic perception that there will be endless dispute over a litany of issues. This is unfortunately true in many cases. But in some situations, the parties can negotiate a settlement without needing court...
Dividing property in a divorce can be complicated but have long-term financial consequences. A spouse’s ownership or interest in a business may also undergo property division under certain circumstances. When this occurs, a proper evaluation is necessary. Entitled to...