Preserving Families
And Protecting Assets
There is one major issue that guides a family court judge to make decisions regarding the custody of children in a divorce case. In Texas, as in all states, judges will always base child custody decisions on what is in the best interests of the children. Within this...
Nobody really likes to talk about marital problems or divorce. However, if you’re one of many spouses in Texas who have recently filed for divorce, it’s important to map out a plan for your future, including how to resolve certain problem issues that may arise during...
Divorcing parents have many important decisions to make. There are typically several child-related matters to sort out, and a major one is child custody. Texas parents going through the divorce process who are fighting for sole custody of their children should know...
Not having a will has the potential to create difficulties for family members of loved ones who died intestate. This is particularly concerning for Black Americans since recent statistics show that more than 70% of Black Americans, including those in Texas, have not...
Most couples whose marriages are ending would probably choose to settle their affairs out of court. But this may not be possible if a Texas couple can’t agree on major issues involving the divorce process. In such cases, litigation may be the only road upon which they...
It is common when a marriage ends that one spouse will become responsible for making support payments to the other. This payment – also known as spousal support or alimony – is the result of either a court order in Texas or an agreement between the spouses. It’s...
If you or your spouse are member of the U.S. military, you no doubt pride yourself on readiness. From basic training onward, service members are taught the value of preparedness and to be ready for unexpected changes and crisis issues in life. While you might not have...
Many Texas parents who decide to divorce can do so peacefully and amicably. It is not always possible, however, particularly if one of the parents has some underhanded tricks up his or her sleeve and plans to use them against the other parent. This is often an attempt...
Planning for a child’s future is a priority for most parents. While making those plans, parents in Texas should also consider what would happen to their kids if they should both pass away. It’s not something most parents want to think about, but doing some estate...
Texas business owners who started their own companies from the ground up understand what a rewarding yet stressful process it can be. After working for years to establish a profitable business, the last thing a business owner wants is to lose out in property division...
