Take the Right Measures to Protect Yourself Before You File You've tried to work out your marital problems, but you can't find a solution. It's obvious that you need to dissolve your marriage and get on with your life. You'll have to take legal … [Read more...]
Military Divorce in Texas
How Does a Military Divorce Differ from a Civilian Divorce? Ending your marriage can be a complex and emotionally challenging process, forcing you to make difficult decisions about child custody, visitation, support and the allocation of marital … [Read more...]
What Questions Can You Expect from a Judge in a Dallas Divorce Case?
The Things the Court Will Need to Know to Dissolve Your Marriage When it comes time for the court to determine whether or not to grant your request for a divorce, you’ll need to appear in court to confirm that you meet all the legal requirements to … [Read more...]
What Is the Collaborative Divorce Process?
How Does It Differ from Other Forms of Divorce? How Do You Know If It's Right for You? Your marriage has ended and the only way forward is through a divorce. But you're tired of all the rancor, or you may still have a good relationship with your … [Read more...]
How Do The Texas Community Property Laws Work?
How Are Marital Assets and Debts Divided in a Texas Divorce? When your marriage has ended in divorce, one of the biggest challenges involves the division of marital debts and assets. Texas is one of a minority of states that take the community … [Read more...]
How Do the Texas Community Property Laws Work?
How Are Marital Debts and Assets Divided in a Texas Divorce? When you seek to legally terminate your marriage, there are generally three major issues that must be addressed: The custody of minor children, if there are any The support of a … [Read more...]
What Happens If a Party Dies during a Texas Divorce Proceeding?
The Impact of Death before the Final Divorce Decree is Signed If you’ve gone through a divorce proceeding and the judge has signed the final order, it will be binding, regardless of what subsequently happens to either of the parties. In those … [Read more...]
No-Fault Divorce in Texas
Marriages end for a variety of reasons—infidelity, abuse and substance abuse are common causes of divorce. But sometimes, it’s just a consequence of growing apart, and it can be difficult to identify a reason. Fortunately, in Texas, as in all other … [Read more...]
How Social Media Can Be Used Against You in a Texas Divorce
Don’t Be Surprised If Your Facebook and Twitter Feeds Become Evidence in Court When you’re in the midst of a divorce, you can crave a forum to talk about the challenges in your marriage, a set of ears to listen as you work through your issues. In … [Read more...]
Protecting Your Business in a Divorce
Steps You Can Take to Safeguard Business Assets during a Marital Breakup For many, there's nothing like the control and freedom that come from owning your own business, making your own decisions and getting the direct benefit of all your hard work. … [Read more...]
