Many people put off divorce until after the holidays, not wanting a marital dispute looming over what is supposed to be a festive time. The wait may be even longer for Texas spouses who have put off a decision due to the uncertainty of the pandemic. With 2022 in full...

Divorce can be a sad and challenging time. So much so that some Texans want to get it over with as soon as possible. However, speed should never replace thoughtful preparation to ensure you receive your fair share of marital assets. Besides the emotional stress the...

The year 2020 was certainly one for the books!  Now that the holidays are over and we are into 2021, you may be wanting a fresh start.  Is it time to make a transition in your life?  Are you ready for a new beginning?  Before you consider the DIY approach to divorce,...

While U.S. divorce rates have declined in recent years, the numbers remain sobering. According to the American Psychological Association, about 40 to 50% of marriages in the U.S. ultimately end in divorce. Whether a marriage has lasted one year or many, spouses often...

Texas considers any assets acquired by a married couple to be community property, meaning both parties own it. However, that doesn’t necessarily mean couples will split marital assets equally when they get divorced. Texas law provides that the division of property is...