In my article, YOU STAND FOR US; WE STAND FOR YOU, it was noted that military personnel are not immune from the tragedy of divorce; and like civilian divorces, the same property issues arise, but with some different rules. What I am focusing on in … [Read more...]
Relocation Geographic Restrictions
By Texas Family Law Attorney, Doug Wright There is a presumption in our State law that in a custody order the court will require that the child/children’s residence be restricted to a geographic area. The courts typically restrict the area to the … [Read more...]
Time Is Money
Dealing Successfully With a Divorce Attorney Star Telegram, April 16, 2006 Dealing with divorce and divorce lawyers is not much different than taking a trip without first plotting out the route. If you go to a matrimonial lawyer without … [Read more...]
Collaborative Law Divorce – Because Your Family Deserves The Very Best
Maybe you’ve stumbled across this article because your spouse is talking about filing for divorce. You’re in “bunker mode” — feverishly searching the Internet for information about what to expect and, most importantly, how to protect yourself. Or … [Read more...]
Premarital Agreements
by R. Keith Spencer Premarital agreements are contracts executed by fiancés, which become effective upon marriage. Their purpose is to clearly define the rights and property of spouses in the event of death or divorce. They are intended to prevent … [Read more...]
What You Need to Know About Divorce in Texas
Texas Divorce Law In Texas, a divorce can either be granted for “fault” or “no fault.” In a “no fault” divorce, a party has to tell the Court that the marriage has simply broken down and that there is no hope for reconciliation. A “fault” … [Read more...]