Texas is a community property state, meaning all property acquired during the marriage by either spouse is presumed to...
Divorce Articles
What are your options if you lose at trial?
Judges carefully consider the evidence and arguments presented at a trial before making a final decision, but this...
Holiday Tips for Co-Parents
The holiday season is a special time for getting together with loved ones to make lasting memories with your...
Possession Schedules for Children Under Three
In divorces and cases involving the parent-child relationship, the court will establish a parenting plan that is in...
Texas Premarital Agreements – What are they and should you get one?
A premarital agreement or “prenup” is an agreement between prospective spouses to alter their marital property rights...
What can happen if you fall behind on child support payments?
In Texas family law cases involving children, one parent is often ordered to pay child support to the other. For one...
Geographic Restrictions in Texas Custody Cases
In Texas, most courts will order a geographic restriction as part of any child custody proceeding. One parent is...
Five Tips on How to Divorce Amicably
Many families find themselves faced with the challenges of separation and divorce. Divorce can be a very stressful...
What is an Amicus Attorney or an Ad Litem?
Depending on the circumstances of your divorce or family law case, you may hear the Latin terms "amicus" and "ad...
Digital Assets During Divorce
Digital assets are a huge part of our everyday lives. The pictures on your iPhone, your Netflix account, documents...
Should you mediate your family law case without a lawyer?
Many times I hear potential clients mention the possibility of attending mediation with the opposing party as an...
What happens with the house?
One of the most common questions we are asked in divorce cases is: What happens with the house? There are several...