Family Law

When a judge orders a child custody agreement, there is an understanding that family dynamics may change in the future. To accommodate changes, custody modifications are available in Texas. Who can file a custody modification claim? According to Texas family law,...

Experiencing a divorce is difficult for all parties involved, but it can be especially taxing for children whose routines might change significantly from their normal routine. It is important for children to feel as safe and secure as possible during the process of a...

If you and your spouse own and operate a family business, this asset will become a focal point during the property division phase of your divorce. Unless you plan to continue as co-owners following the divorce, you will need to know how much the business is worth to...

Depending on the age of your son or daughter, he or she may have strong personal opinions about which parent to live with after a divorce. As a parent, though, just how much attention and consideration should you give to your child’s personal preferences?  Many...

If you are the primary breadwinner in your family, you may worry about how a divorce may affect your finances. Will Texas’ community property laws force you to split everything you own 50/50 with your spouse?  Community property state laws do mandate 50/50 splits, but...

Going through a divorce is not an easy process for anyone involved. While parents may be hashing out issues involving property division, child custody and alimony, children are often the unwilling participants of a marital separation. When children move from a...