Financial Infidelity in Texas Divorces
In the realm of family law, divorce cases bring to light a myriad of complex issues, and one that is increasingly common yet frequently overlooked is financial infidelity. When you believe that your marriage is built on trust and mutual respect, the discovery of financial deceit can be especially devastating. Here, we...
Military Divorce in Texas: Special Considerations and Protections for Service Members
Divorce is a challenging process, and when one or both spouses are active-duty or retired service members, it adds unique complexities to the situation. There are special considerations and protections available to service members and their spouses. These are the key aspects of military divorce and how to navigate the process effectively.
Legal Strategies for Handling High-Asset Divorces in Texas
Divorce is a challenging process, and when substantial assets are involved, the complexities can escalate. High-asset divorces in Texas demand a strategic approach to safeguard the interests of both parties. In this article, we will explore key legal strategies that can guide individuals through the intricate landscape of high-asset divorce, ensuring a...
Types of Property Distribution Issues that Can Arise in a Divorce
Divorce is a challenging and emotional process that also involves many legal and logistical issues, such as the division of shared assets and properties. In Texas, family courts follow a community property system, which means that assets acquired during the marriage are generally considered community property and subject to equal distribution...
Hidden Assets in Divorce: Detection and Legal Remedies
Hidden assets in divorce cases can significantly complicate the already emotionally charged and complex process of marital dissolution. Individuals may attempt to conceal assets to minimize the final divorce settlement or to gain an unfair advantage in divorce proceedings. Detecting hidden assets can be critical to ensure a fair and equitable...
How to Prepare for Post-Divorce Life
If you are considering a divorce or are in the initial stages of divorce, your focus may be largely focused on getting through the divorce process. This makes total sense and there is likely to be a lot on your place. While taking care of yourself before and during a divorce...
Dividing Retirement Accounts in Divorce
Texas is a community property. As such, all income and assets acquired over the course of a marriage is considered to be equally owned community property of the spouses, unless it is proven to be otherwise. In many cases, community property will include retirement assets. Sometimes, the parties to the divorce will reach a...
Special Considerations in a Same Sex Divorce
With the legalization of same sex marriages across the U.S., a lot changed in the legal landscape regarding same sex couples. For instance, it means that a divorce between same sex spouses looks largely the same as one between spouses of differing genders. Despite the many similarities, there remains certain special considerations that...
Understanding the Role of Equitable Distribution in a Texas Divorce
State laws pertaining to divorce can get complicated. Texas seems to take this one step further. You see, states are usually either community property states or equitable distribution states, with most jurisdictions following the equitable distribution model. Texas, however, is a community property model that takes equitable distribution factors into account. Let’s see...
What Happens During Divorce Mediation?
It’s likely you’ve never heard a person describing their divorce as “pleasant.” Divorce can be best for everyone involved, but that does not mean it isn’t the signal of a major life shift and that can be difficult, to say the least. Divorce, however, does not have to be the all-out battle that is...