Divorce is a stressful process, and it is natural to focus on managing the issues right in front of you. However, it is also a process during which you might want to think about the future of your estate. The law might automatically exclude your former spouse and...

While Texas has no-fault divorce, it also allows you to file a fault-based divorce for seven reasons. According to the American Psychological Association, the trigger for the end of a marriage is adultery in 20-40% of cases. It makes sense then that cheating is one of...

Parents have a responsibility to always do what is best for their children’s wellbeing. However, when it comes to divorce, it is easy for parents to lose sight of what their children need. Under Texas Family Code Sec. 153.102, courts must always prioritize the best...