Divorce When Owning a Business Divorce in Texas becomes far more complicated when a business is part of the equation, whether it is owned jointly or by one spouse. Unlike a house or a savings account, a company is not just an asset to divorcing couples. It often represents years of effort, financial investment, and…
Rule 69 Texas Family Law Divorce hits everyone differently. Some people handle it like a business transaction, others fall apart completely. Most folks land somewhere in the middle, trying to keep it together while everything they knew about their life gets turned upside down. If you’re going through a divorce in Texas, your Texas divorce…
Alienation of Affection Texas Finding out your spouse has been cheating is devastating. The betrayal cuts deep, and the anger can be overwhelming. When everything you trusted gets shattered, your first instinct might be to make them pay. You want them to face consequences for what they’ve done to your marriage and your family. If…
Texas Pre-Trial Divorce Conference Divorce proceedings can feel overwhelming and confusing, especially for those who are in emotionally charged situations that result in contested divorces. One of the early aspects of a divorce in Austin is the pretrial conference divorce, which is an opportunity to narrow down issues, set timelines, and, in some cases, finalize…
Texas Recorded Phone Conversations When disputes arise in family law cases, emotions can quickly get out of hand, and conversations can quickly become contentious. Many individuals wonder whether recording a telephone call might help protect their interests and rights, especially in matters involving child custody, spousal support, or sensitive divorce discussions. Texas law allows some…
Financial Disclosure Statement Texas Going through a divorce is tough enough without having to play detective with your finances. Yet every week, we see clients who discover their spouse has been hiding bank accounts, undervaluing businesses, or “forgetting” about significant assets. This is precisely why Texas requires complete financial disclosure during divorce proceedings, and why…
Texas Divorce Pension Laws Divorce brings enough stress without worrying about your financial future. When you’ve spent years building retirement savings, the thought of losing half your 401k can feel devastating. However, understanding Texas divorce pension laws and how retirement assets are handled in divorce proceedings puts you in a stronger position to protect what…
TL;DR (How To Change Your Name in Texas) No Court Order Needed: In Texas, you can change your last name after marriage using a certified copy of your marriage license, without needing a court order, unless you want a non-standard name change. Document Updates: Key documents like your Social Security card, driver’s license, passport, and…
Both the non-custodial and custodial parents have to spend money on a child for his/her support. Learn all about your rights for child support here!