When a Texas couple goes their separate ways, there might be issues that still need to be addressed even if they are not together as a couple. If they had children, child custody and visitation (also referred to as possession) are common challenges that might arise....
If you have started the estate planning process, you know that there is typically more involved than just writing up a will. The power of attorney is also an important document that should be included in just about every estate plan. A power of attorney gives someone...
Perhaps the most important aspect of the estate planning process is the peace of mind it brings that loved ones, family and children will be cared for according to their wishes. This allows those who have crafted a comprehensive estate plan to rest easy, but it is...
Serving as an estate administrator or a trustee is oftentimes more complicated than people think. Paying yourself out of the estate, determining how and when assets should be distributed, and investing assets can be difficult to navigate, and named beneficiaries might...
Separating couples face a series of ultimatums throughout the divorce process, but the alimony versus property conundrum is perhaps the most agonizing. Both types of spousal support have unique ramifications that, unfortunately, many people don’t fully appreciate...
Parenting after divorce can be challenging for Texas residents. When two individuals end their marital relationship and must work together to raise their children, complications and questions often arise. Most individuals must revisit their child custody outcomes and...
There are many difficult matters that must be settled when two Texas residents decide to end their marriage in divorce. From working out custody to establishing spousal support, most individuals feel more confident in their divorce negotiations when they have the...
An important component of the estate planning process that should not be overlooked is planning for incapacity. A plan for incapacity will help the estate planner rest easy that their needs will be met and they will be cared for when they are unable to care for...
The need to modify a child custody or child support order can come up following a divorce. For that reason, divorced spouses needing a post-divorce modification should be familiar with how that can be done when necessary. How to modify a divorce order There are...
Child custody and visitation is the foundation for many disputes in Texas. Because emotions will inevitably run high during a divorce and people might be at odds as to where the child will live, how often a non-custodial parent will see the child and what the future...
