Divorce And Family Law Attorney
The first holiday season after their parents split up is hard on children. It’s up to the parents to ensure the children have what they need to thrive despite the change in circumstances. One of the best things parents can do this holiday season is to put the needs...
One of the rules that set Texas's family law procedures apart from other states is its community property statute. Couples dividing their property often rely on a judge to interpret state law and divide their belongings and debts. The majority of states now use the...
A divorce ends a romantic relationship, but it can’t cut the tie between a parenting partnership. If you’ve recently gone through a divorce, you might know how hard it can be to get through with cordial feelings toward your ex-spouse. Still, when it comes to...
One of the problems that parents face when they’re going through a divorce is figuring out when their children will spend time with both parents. In many cases, one parent will have a shorter time with the children than the other parent. Regardless of how much time...
No parent wants their actions to cause their children emotional suffering, but it happens more often than most people believe. You may strive to keep the well-being of your kids a high priority, but it is easy to fall into poor habits when adjusting to your child...
During a high-end divorce, there are typically expensive assets (and corresponding debts) that must be divided. As Texas is one of the states that follow a community property regime in divorce, that means both spouses divide assets and debts equally and not equitably....
Sharing custody with your ex can be a challenge because you probably don't enjoy seeing them a few times a week. However you may feel about them personally, you may respect that they continue to show up for your children and take responsibility during their parenting...
Divorce means you and your spouse no longer have to see each other every day. That is typically a positive thing in such situations. Yet, if you are a parent, it might also mean you no longer get to see your child every day. If your child is to live with their other...
Bringing up talks of a prenup with your partner can be difficult or uncomfortable. You do not want to spark a fight or create hard feelings. Yet, at the same time, you want to be prepared for any eventuality. Talking about a prenup doesn’t have to be problematic. You...
You and your spouse may have recently considered getting a divorce – a mutual decision for the better of your future. While talking to your spouse, you each realized you would have to talk to your child about what is happening. You don’t want to upset your child, so...
