The end of a marriage could have a significant impact on your finances as well as the daily operations of your Texas company. However, it may be possible to safeguard your business against the possibility that you may eventually go through the divorce process. This...
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A parenting schedule should take several factors into account
No one goes into a marriage or begins a family with divorce as the goal. However, sometimes things happen that leave a once-happy couple with no choice but to dissolve their marriage. Couples in Texas need to know how to make a co-parenting schedule that will benefit...
How courts decide primary custody
For most parents facing divorce, their primary concern is the wellbeing of their children. Now that more parents are sharing childcare duties and wanting to maximize their parenting time, understanding what factors go deciding who the primary caregiver is can be...
Mistakes to avoid in divorce
Even under the best of circumstances, a Texas divorce can be trying for anyone going through it. However, a number of common mistakes can make things even worse. Here are some behaviors to avoid during the divorce. Do not be adversarial Many people think that a...
Retirement accounts can be valuable assets in divorce negotiation
For Texas residents who are getting divorced, the division of assets can be one more complication to deal with. In many cases, retirement accounts, an important part of the assets accrued during marriage, might be ignored during the settlement negotiations, especially...
When a child wants to live with their other parent
When a child approaches their parent and tells them that they want to change their Texas residence, it may be a difficult situation for that parent. Whether the child is living with them or wants to move in with them, there are numerous pitfalls to avoid. If the child...
Tax issues to consider when going through a divorce
Saying that divorce proceedings come with complexities might be an understatement. Many spouses do not realize how many issues may come up before, during and after a Texas divorce. Among the concerns are those involving tax matters. Divorcing couples often make...
Is your prenuptial agreement even legally valid?
Before you got married you might have thought that a prenuptial agreement was the best way to protect your financial interests so that you and your spouse could focus on your relationship. However, as time has passed, your prenuptial agreement may not look as great....
Three facts to know about manslaughter charges in Texas
Criminal charges in all forms are serious and can directly impact the rights and freedom of Texas residents. When a person learns that they have been charged with a crime, they can take proactive steps to protect themselves and their options for preparing their...
How to put a value on your family business
During the course of a divorce, a couple will either have to figure out how they will divide their marital property or will have to have the judge do it for them. Couples who own a family business, even if it is only one of them who is involved, will have to figure...
