Many married Texas couples end up seeing themselves in the divorce court. If you were served papers by your spouse, it might have thrown you for a loop. Here is what you should do after being served divorce papers. What’s included in the divorce papers? A divorce...
Many residents of Texas get divorced and then remarry new spouses. If you are one of them and have children, you may wonder what your remarriage’s impact can be on your child custody arrangement. Your remarriage may affect certain aspects of custody orders. How can...
Divorcing Texas couples are subject to a ton of uncertainty, especially when children are involved. As a community property state, almost everything acquired during the marriage is divided equally between spouses. So when it comes to the family home, you may be...
Some Texas women who are business owners earn just as much, or even more, money than their spouses. However, if you’re one of them and you are also going through a divorce, you might have some big concerns about what happens to the business as well as your other...
Unlike ordinary families, LGBTQ families often have a hard time when planning for their estate. An estate plan is essential for everyone. In 2015, the Supreme Court made a significant decision on same-sex marriages. Despite this critical development, LGBTQ individuals...
Going through a divorce is tough enough mentally and emotionally, let alone financially as well as contractually. If you are currently in the process of getting divorced in Texas, and you have children with your soon-to-be ex-spouse, it is important to consider...
Planning for the execution of your last will and testament requires not only drafting the initial document but planning for future changes as well. While a will doesn't have an expiration date, certain conditions can make the will difficult or impossible to execute....
Planning for the execution of your last will and testament requires not only drafting the initial document but planning for future changes as well. While a will doesn't have an expiration date, certain conditions can make the will difficult or impossible to execute....
At the conclusion of a Texas divorce, there will be a general sense of relief when it is believed to be over. The issues of child support, alimony, child custody and property division can be worrisome. With a case settled, the parties can move forward. Still, a...
Unfortunately, many single Texas inhabitants don't think about constructing a will. It's not uncommon for adults to think about the estate planning process after they become married or have kids. In reality, every adult should undergo the estate planning process on a...