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A Texas high-asset divorce can be particularly challenging. One of the primary reasons why if often is is the existence of executive compensation in the asset mix. There are a number of points to bear in mind when this is the case. Stock options In many cases, an...
In the state of Texas, you have to pay child support until your child is legally emancipated. Most people assume that their children are emancipated at the age of eighteen. However, emancipation actually starts when your child is self-sufficient, and that might take...
If you've spent your years accumulating a large amount of wealth, you may be super worried about undergoing a divorce. In high-asset divorce cases in Texas, pensions tend to be a hot topic. Understanding what happens to your pension during a divorce can help you to...
Texas law delineates when and how child possession and parenting time can be changed. There are some specific facts and factors that must be borne in mind when it comes to all matters associated with these matters, including when a parent desires to change an existing...
Texas allows for no-fault divorces, meaning you and your spouse just don’t work well together. This is a frequent reason for divorce in couples that are in their 20s and 30s. While it can be hard to figure out how to navigate a divorce at any age, it can feel...
Relocating for a job or to be closer to a family member is a big decision in itself. However, when child custody is involved, it can become even more complicated. Understanding the various Texas laws that dictate what can and can't be done will help you to better...
If you are getting a divorce in Texas, you may want to start with a consultation with one or more attorneys. This can help you better understand the process ahead of you and give you an opportunity to find an attorney whom you are comfortable with. Gathering...