Know What’s Yours—And Keep It That WayTexas is a community property state, which means most property acquired during marriage is jointly owned and subject to division during divorce. However, certain…
When communication breaks down, trust is low, or one parent refuses to cooperate, it puts enormous emotional strain on both the child and the cooperative parent. Still, peaceful parenting is…
Understanding the Seriousness of TerminationTermination of parental rights in Texas is one of the most serious actions a family court can take. It permanently ends the legal relationship between a…
Financial Clarity After MarriageA postnuptial agreement, or “postnup,” is a legal contract between spouses created after marriage. In Texas, postnups are increasingly common for couples looking to clarify financial matters,…
Planning Ahead with Peace of MindA prenuptial agreement—often called a “prenup”—is not just for the wealthy. In Texas, couples from all walks of life use prenups to clarify financial expectations,…