Dividing property during a divorce can be difficult, especially when one spouse attempts to hide money, property or other financial interests. This can be a serious concern in high-asset divorces, but hidden assets can occur in any situation where there is a lack of...

Child custody is a critical issue for parents who are separated, whether through divorce or because they were never married. Unmarried parents often have questions about their rights regarding child custody in Texas. In Texas, the law provides a framework for both...

Pets are beloved members of our family and the thought of parting with our pets can be devastating. It is not uncommon for people to stay in unhappy marriages because they cannot stand the thought of potentially being parted from their pets. Texas considers pets...

In our state, parents navigating divorce or separation must decide how to manage child custody and parenting responsibilities. Two commonly recognized approaches for handling child custody, co-parenting and parallel parenting, offer different frameworks for...

The concept of yours, mine and ours isn’t always present in a marriage. However, these titles for property are often relied on in the divorce process. While it is true that not all property involved in the marriage is considered marital property during dissolution,...

Resolving child custody disputes about your children’s upbringing after a divorce can be challenging. In Texas, these disputes often focus on conservatorship, which includes decisions about school, health care and religion. Understanding the relevant issues and laws...

Managing conflicts during co-parenting can be challenging, but with the right strategies, you can create a harmonious environment for your children. Co-parenting requires cooperation and understanding between both parents to ensure the child's well-being. Here are six...

Facing a child custody modification request can be incredibly stressful. If the outcome of that request doesn’t go in your favor, then you could see your time with your child and the quality of that time significantly diminished. That’s why you need to be prepared to...

Dividing property can become one of the most demanding parts of a divorce. In Texas, the principle of equitable distribution serves as a guide for dividing marital assets (community property) in a manner that is fair. To be clear, this is not necessarily equal, but...

Bitterness and resentment are not uncommon feelings between divorcing spouses. Sadly, these negative emotions often lead to irresponsible and sometimes irrational behavior, such as recklessly spending money. One spouse may feel spiteful after the other files for...