Including a Forensic Accountant on Your Divorce Team
Finances are often the most contested issue in a divorce. During your divorce in Texas, all marital assets and debts must be separated between the spouses. A fair divorce requires financial transparency, but at times a spouse will attempt to...
Common Law Marriage in Texas
More Americans today are electing to cohabitate before or as an alternative to getting married. When a long term cohabiting couple splits, it can raise issues quite similar to divorce. After all, these couples may own property together, have children, and intermix their...
Including Your Pet in Your Texas Divorce
Your pet is a treasured member of your family. If you are considering filing for divorce, you may be concerned with what will happen to your pet post-divorce. Texas courts take the position that pets are property, not family members. Nonetheless, there are steps...
Bitcoin and Divorce
Helping Your Friend Through a Divorce
What should I do if my friend is going through a divorce?
With roughly half of all marriages ending in divorce, chances are you may have already had or will have a friend going through a divorce. As a friend, you want to be there and say the right...
Divorce and Your Health Insurance Coverage
The Consequences of Hiding Assets in a Divorce
Divorce can be costly for some well-to-do individuals. As such, it is not uncommon for spouses to attempt to conceal their assets from their spouse and the divorce court in order to preserve their wealth. A...
Use Caution Splitting Your Retirement Accounts in DIY Divorce
In the internet era, more spouses are turning to do-it-yourself divorce as an affordable means to end a marriage. While some couples may be able to successfully divorce on their own, there are numerous risks if you elect to undergo a DIY divorce....
Divorce Among Millennials
Divorce rates and the circumstances surrounding divorce tend to shift with each new generation. As more millennials are getting married, and divorced, divorce lawyers in Texas and elsewhere across the nation are noticing some distinct trends among today’s generation when it comes...
Dividing Property in Your Texas Divorce
For many divorcing spouses, the issue of who will keep what property is a matter of great importance. You and your spouse may own property, retirement accounts, valuable furniture, and much more. Understandably, you do not want to lose your valued property in...