What Are Temporary Orders in a Texas Divorce?
Temporary orders in divorce proceedings are legal directives issued by the court to address important matters that need immediate attention while…
Five Issues to Address in a Texas High Asset Divorce
Although every divorce can have complicated issues, high asset divorces are especially complex due to the financial assets and decisions about those…
Where Do Texas Car Accidents Occur?
Car accidents can occur anywhere, from bustling city streets to quiet country roads. However, there are certain locations that are more…
Four Reasons Why You Should Have a Prenuptial Agreement
A prenuptial agreement, also known as a prenup, is a legally binding contract entered into by a couple before they get…
Why Self-Care Is Important During Divorce
In the celebrated drama “The West Wing,” President Bartlet muses that he does not “like the word “stress.” It’s a…
The 100 Deadliest Days of the Year for Texas Teens Are Fast Approaching
Summer is fast approaching. If you have teenagers in your family, their summer will hopefully be full of genuinely joyful,…
Who Gets the Dog in a Texas Divorce?
In the State of Texas, there is no special pet custody statute that governs the methods by which a judge…
Apps that Can Help Divorcing Spouses to Co-Parent More Effectively
Co-parenting can be a challenging undertaking, especially before both adults and their children have settled into an established rhythm. As…
Types of Conservatorships in Texas
In Texas, a conservatorship is a legal term to describe the management of a child’s life and the decision-making process for the…
Why Social Media and Divorce Do Not Mix
The majority of American adults maintain social media accounts actively. Whether they log on daily or weekly, their use of…
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