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A high-asset divorce can be enormously complicated. After all, there are a lot of assets that have to be divided, which means that the stakes can be significant for all parties involved. This is why it’s imperative that you have a competent strategy going into...
To ensure children maintain the same level of living after their parents have divorced, one parent often pays child support to the other. Child support is used to ensure financial stability in the child’s life and covers his or her essentials, as the parents have...
Many people who live in the Houston area have a lot of their wealth tied up real estate. Even families with average wealth and income will likely have equity in the family residence. Moreover, many high-asset divorces will involve couples who own investment real...
Divorce has been a hot topic in the news over the past year as many celebrities and famous couples have announced their intent to divorce or finalized their divorces. Though, the divorce recently announced between Bill and Melinda Gates has brought up questions about...
No one expects their marriage is going to end I a divorce at the start of a marriage. The happy couple is usually full of hope and optimism for their future. But not all Houston marriages last forever and many end in divorce. One of the most contentious issues for a...
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...