Divorce
What Are Grounds For A Fault Divorce In Texas?
Texas is a no-fault divorce state which means that a court may grant a divorce without fault by either spouse.
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Divorce
Preparing For Your Consultation With A Divorce Attorney
After you make the decision to retain an attorney and file for divorce, or after you are served with a
Property Division
What Is A Just and Right Division of Property In Divorce?
This article provides an overview of the general rule for dividing property in a Texas divorce as well as a
Property Division
Get All The Property That You Are Entitled To In Your Divorce
Almost all marriages will involve a division of property. This often leads clients to ask, how can they make sure
Divorce
Do I Have To Go To Court For My Divorce?
*** NOTE: Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many court changed their procedures. Most hearings in Texas courts now occur
Child Custody
Does My Child Get To Decide Which Parent They Will Live With?
Child custody is a contentious issue in any divorce. One of the more common myths I hear from prospective divorce
Divorce
What To Expect During Your Divorce Consultation
This article provides a brief overview of what you should expect during a consultation for your divorce case in Texas.
Divorce
10 Financial Mistakes To Avoid In A Divorce
Divorce is hard. You have a lot of emotion. You must make hard decisions quickly. At other times you feel
Divorce
Key Tax Issues In Divorce
It is critical to consider taxes when evaluating the terms property division terms of any divorce decree. This article discusses
Property Division
What is a QDRO in divorce?
It is likely that you will hear the term “QDRO” discussed at some point in your divorce case. This article provides background information on what a QDRO is in divorce.
Child Support
General Rules for Child Support in a Texas Divorce
This article provides an overview of the rules governing child support in a Texas divorce case. It touches on subjects
Modification
Modifying Child Support Obligations
The financial circumstances of a child or parent often change after entry of a final decree of divorce or other