April 2026
By Bailey & Galyen Attorneys at Law
Divorce & The House: Who Gets It? | Texas Family Law + Real Estate Explained
Going through a divorce and not sure what happens to your home? You’re not alone—and the answer isn’t always simple. In this episode of The...
March 2026
By Bailey & Galyen Attorneys at Law
Fort Worth Property Division During Divorce: How Tarrant County Courts Handle Your Assets
In Texas, divorce courts do not always split property straight down the middle. Instead, they use a rule called a “just and right” division. This...
March 2026
By Bailey & Galyen Attorneys at Law
The Difference Between Community vs. Separate Property in Texas Divorce Asset Division
Contrary to common belief, how an asset is titled, whose name is on the bank account, or who paid the mortgage does not automatically determine...
March 2026
By Bailey & Galyen Attorneys at Law
Just and Right Division Standard in Dallas County Divorces
If you are going through a divorce in Dallas County, you may have heard that Texas follows a “just and right” property division system. Many...
March 2026
By Bailey & Galyen Attorneys at Law
Just and Right Property Division in Tarrant County Divorces
If you are facing a divorce in Tarrant County, one of your biggest worries is probably what will happen to your property, savings, and debts....
March 2026
By Bailey & Galyen Attorneys at Law
How Do Valuation Dates for Property Division Work in Texas Divorces?
You file for divorce in February. Your portfolio is strong, and the housing market is booming. But divorce takes time. By the time your case...
February 2026
By Bailey & Galyen Attorneys at Law
Do You Need a Family Law Attorney for Mediation in Texas? What February Divorce Filers Should Know
February consistently sees a rise in divorce filings across Texas. For many families, the start of the new year brings financial clarity, post-holiday decisions, and...
December 2025
By Bailey & Galyen Attorneys at Law
Enforcement and Contempt: What To Do When Your Co-Parent Violates the Holiday Custody Order in DFW
Holiday custody schedules prevent confusion during an already stressful time. Texas courts typically issue detailed holiday possession orders because missed exchanges and denied visitation often...
December 2025
By Bailey & Galyen Attorneys at Law
New Child Support Cap in Texas for 2025: How Higher Net Resources Affect DFW Parents
Under Texas divorce law, there’s a monthly cap on the resources that are included for purposes of calculating child support payments. Pursuant to Texas Family...
November 2025
By Bailey & Galyen Attorneys at Law
Child Custody Modifications During the Texas School Year
When the school year begins, many Texas parents quickly realize their existing custody plan no longer fits their child’s needs. Maybe one of the parents...
October 2025
By Bailey & Galyen Attorneys at Law
Protective Orders and Domestic Violence Resources for DFW Families
Domestic violence is a devastating reality for many families in the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex. Survivors often feel trapped between fear of their abuser and uncertainty...
September 2025
By Bailey & Galyen Attorneys at Law