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Many people believe that they can become married by virtue of only living together. “I have lived with my boy/girlfriend for the last 12 years, do we have to get …
Over the years, the Texas Legislature has looked at and repeatedly refined what we now refer to as the “Standard Possession Schedule.” The reason we have a very detailed schedule …
I first discovered collaborative law as a law student at the University of Houston. For those not familiar with it, Mary Flood of the Houston Chronicle provides a good explanation: …
In today’s issue of USA Today, there is an excellent article that highlights some of the pitfalls that may come when parties to a divorce aren’t careful with what they …
If divorce procedures are initiated when one party is imprisoned, certain pragmatic factors will affect the timing and direction of the proceedings. Firstly, some additional measures may be needed to …
Whenever a married couple concludes that they have had enough, the very first thought might possibly be filing for a divorce and eventually start a new life apart from each …
Almost everyone in America uses some sort of social media to connect with colleagues and family, share news, and document their lives. With so much of our daily habits ending …
Now that tax time is approaching, we thought it a good idea to discuss some common tax issues associated with divorce and separation. As with every other aspect of divorce, …
When your life circumstances change, so do your insurance needs. Take some time early in the divorce process to review your life insurance policies to see if they still meet …
A 2011 article in Reuters discusses how many women are coming out of divorce after many years of marriage without money management skills because their husbands took care of financial …