Factors to Consider During Child Custody Hearings
During child custody hearings, the primary consideration is what serves the best interests of the child or children involved. These […]
Family Law
Cohabitation Agreements in Spring: Why More Couples Are Signing Before Moving In
Cohabitation agreements are gaining attention in Spring, Texas. More unmarried couples now choose to sign legal agreements before moving in
How to Divide Retirement Accounts Without Losing Value
What happens to a lifetime of retirement savings when a marriage ends? For many couples, dividing retirement accounts is one
How Family Law Appeals Work—and When to File One
Did the court make a mistake in your family law case? You’re not alone. Every year, thousands of people walk
Why Cohabitation Agreements Are No Longer Just for the Wealthy
What happens when two people build a life together without ever getting married? It’s a question more couples are confronting
Are You Quietly Suffering Through a Toxic Marriage? Know Your Legal Options in Austin
A toxic marriage doesn’t always leave physical scars, but the emotional toll can be just as severe. For many in
Why Digital Evidence Is Changing the Way Family Law Is Litigated
Could a single text message cost you custody? Or could a social media post be used against you during a
How to Prove You’re Not in a Common Law Marriage
Can living together accidentally turn into marriage? For many people, the answer comes as a surprise. In Texas, the idea
What to Include in a Prenup When You’re Getting Married Later in Life
What’s one financial conversation that couples over 40 often avoid—yet need the most? It’s the prenup. And with more people
Is Common-Law Marriage the Same as a Legal Marriage? Not Quite
Can living together for years give you the same rights as a married couple? Many people think so, and that