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Conversations about prenuptial or postnuptial agreements often feel delicate. Many couples worry that raising the topic signals doubt or distrust. In reality, these agreements can provide clarity during major life changes and help you and your partner understand...
If you are paying spousal maintenance, you may have wondered about this question: What happens when your ex-spouse remarries or finds a new partner? Finding an answer to this can be challenging, but understanding Texas statutes on alimony can help you protect your...
Thinking about divorce often brings mixed emotions, uncertainty, relief, fear and hope for a fresh start. Along with the emotional weight, there are legal and financial issues that will shape your future. Asking the right questions early helps you see your options and...
As you celebrate your engagement and plan your wedding, you might wonder if a prenuptial agreement is right for you. Although this legally binding contract is often seen as negative or non-traditional, it offers several benefits for modern-day couples. Four of these...
Newly divorced parents often have questions about their child custody order, also known in Texas as conservatorship. If you are undergoing a notable change in your employment or life, you may be able to request a change of your custody order. To help gain more insight...
Social media platforms have changed the way we communicate. They offer a space to share our lives, but in divorce, this can become a problem. Divorce attorneys often use social media to gather evidence. This evidence can impact divorce proceedings significantly. The...
As an executor, handling probate in Texas will never be a walk in the park. Take the fact that you are also grieving the loss of a loved one. Emotions run high, and family dynamics can complicate matters further. Being the legal executor, you might face unexpected...
It can be a huge relief when a judge finally signs off on your custody and visitation orders. You have a schedule, rules and expectations in place. But what happens when the other parent doesn't follow the court order? It can be frustrating and scary, but you have...
In Texas, courts do not automatically grant spousal maintenance, often referred to as alimony, during a divorce. A judge will only award it under specific conditions. Spousal maintenance is typically a temporary financial support arrangement, but qualifying for it...
Child custody battles are one of the most emotionally charged aspects of a divorce. In Texas, they refer to child custody as conservatorship. Courts determine the best interests of the child when deciding custody arrangements. But do a child’s wishes play a role in...