Family Law

A successful parenting plan does more than divide time on a calendar. It protects your child’s routines, supports healthy relationships with both parents and can even reduce conflict by providing clear expectations. To help achieve these goals, it is also important to...

There is no specific age for a gray divorce, but the term generally refers to relatively older couples. Many people use the term gray divorce when talking about couples who are ending their marriage in their 50s, 60s or 70s. This is notably different from younger...

For some couples, property division during divorce is simple. They have a prenuptial agreement, and therefore, they have guidelines for splitting their assets and debts. Most couples, however, have to address property matters during their divorces. Couples that...

Divorce can feel overwhelming, but understanding the common grounds for divorce can help make the process clearer. Texas offers both fault and no-fault grounds for divorce, allowing couples to choose the option that best suits their situation. Whether you’re...

In some senses, a demanding career can be beneficial for a couple. For instance, maybe one person is a high earner. They do have to spend a significant amount of time in the office, but the family is always financially stable, and reducing that financial stress can...

In Texas, common law marriage is a legal marriage without requiring a formal ceremony or marriage license. Many people are surprised to learn that a couple can be legally married in Texas even without a wedding. If you meet certain criteria, Texas law considers you...

Divorce brings significant changes, particularly to your financial life. While it can be challenging, you can regain control and have financial stability with the right approach. Here are five practical ways to build a stable financial future post-divorce. 1. Assess...

While discussions about finances may not seem as romantic as planning your wedding, these conversations are essential for building the foundation of your marriage. If you are entering your marriage with significant assets, signing a prenuptial agreement can be a wise...

Joint custody is a parenting arrangement where both parents share the responsibility of raising their child after separation or divorce. This approach could allow parents to remain actively involved in their child's life. Together, you and the other parent make...

A relationship that ends in divorce can cause considerable stress to the family members. It becomes even more complicated when a significant strain in the relationship causes a spouse to insist on a restraining order. What is a restraining order? A restraining order...