Shared Custody Isn’t Always 50/50—Here’s What Courts Are Actually Looking At
Is equal parenting time always what’s best for the child? It’s a question many parents face during separation or divorce—and […]
May 2025
Surviving a Contested Divorce in Harris County: How to Stay Focused and Protect Your Interests
Surviving a contested divorce in Harris County isn’t easy. Emotions run high. Finances get strained. And court battles can drag on
Why More Couples Are Signing Prenups in 2025—and What Yours Should Include
Is a prenup agreement really necessary if you’re both in love and have no plans to split? In 2025, more
Navigating Divorce with Compassion: A Family Law Guide for Difficult Times
Divorce is a life-altering experience that can be emotionally and mentally overwhelming. The emotional and financial challenges can feel insurmountable,
Child Support and Custody: How These Two Issues Are More Connected Than You Think
In Texas, child custody and child support are closely tied legal matters. Parents often approach these issues as separate, but custody decisions frequently
Dividing Complex Assets in Divorce: What Full Disclosure Really Means
When facing a divorce, high-net-worth individuals and business owners often find themselves confronting the challenge of dividing complex assets. From
Divorce Myths Busted: What You Should Know About the Real Divorce Process in Austin
Divorce is a significant life event, and misconceptions can complicate an already challenging process. In Texas, where laws and procedures have
Top Legal Strategies for Navigating a High-Conflict Divorce in Texas
Is your divorce turning into an emotionally exhausting standoff, where every conversation feels like a battle? High-conflict divorce cases can
Why Property Division in Spring Requires Strategic Legal Help
What happens when love ends, but the mortgage doesn’t? Or when the retirement account both spouses contributed to for years
Is a Contested Divorce Worth It? What Texas Families Should Consider in 2025
Is fighting over every detail in a divorce really worth the emotional and financial toll? In Texas, nearly half of