What Happens to the Family Home During Divorce in Texas? For many divorcing couples in Texas, the family home is the largest asset they share financially and emotionally. Deciding what happens to the house can be one of the most complicated parts of a divorce. Texas is a community property

Top Mistakes to Avoid During a Texas Divorce Divorce is one of life’s most challenging transitions emotionally and financially. Unfortunately, many people make avoidable mistakes that can cost them time, money, and peace of mind. Whether you’re just considering divorce or already in the process, knowing what not to do

Serving Bexar, Comal, Kendall, Atascosa, Guadalupe, Medina, Travis, and Hays Counties Military families face unique challenges during divorce, especially when deployments, frequent relocations, and federal laws come into play. Whether you’re stationed at Joint Base San Antonio, in the Austin area, or living overseas, understanding the special rules for military

Serving Bexar, Comal, Kendall, Atascosa, Guadalupe, Medina, Travis, and Hays Counties Dividing property in a divorce can be one of the most stressful parts of ending a marriage. In Texas, the rules are different from many other states because Texas follows community property laws. Whether you live in San Antonio,

Filing for divorce in Texas is just the first step in a process that can feel overwhelming, especially when you are not sure what comes next. At Denis Law Group, we guide clients through every stage of their divorce, from the initial petition to the final decree. Whether your case

Military divorce brings a layer of complexity that goes beyond a typical civilian divorce. Whether you’re stationed in Texas or your family resides here while you’re deployed, it’s critical to work with an attorney who understands the unique rules and protections that apply to military families. At Denis Law Group,

Dividing Property Fairly Under Texas LawTexas is a community property state, which means that most property acquired during the marriage is considered jointly owned and subject to division during divorce. Whether you’re concerned about your home, retirement accounts, or a business, understanding how Texas law treats community property is essential

Family violence occurs far too often, and its impact can be devastating. Whether it involves threats, physical harm, or emotional abuse, these actions have no place in the home or in society. In Texas, survivors have the legal right to seek protection from an abuser through the court system—often beginning

National Domestic Violence Hotline Call: (800-799-7233) Website Link: Domestic Violence The stress and uncertainty of family situations involving domestic abuse—also referred to in Texas as family violence—can be overwhelming. These cases often go beyond legal concerns, affecting the emotional health and long-term safety of survivors and their children. Family law