Divorce

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Many people in and around San Antonio have a lot of their net worth invested in real estate. Land is a good investment for a number of reasons. In Texas, a person will have to pay particular attention to the value of mineral rights, that is, the right to drill...

Texas uses the term "conservator" to describe the parent(s) in charge of managing a child's care and making decisions about where the child will live, but the state operates much like other states when it comes to allocating those responsibilities. Ideally, the state...

You know a split is coming -- you just aren't sure who is going to make the first move. Maybe your spouse will walk out in a week or two, or maybe you'll find your way to a divorce attorney's office first. Either way, it's time to get prepared. That means taking a...

The holiday season can be, for many people, kind of intense. There's a lot of financial and social stressors occurring simultaneously, along with tons of "family togetherness." You're also bombarded with images of what the holidays (and a marriage) should be like. All...