Blog

At the end of the divorce journey, both parties will receive documents that completely finalize the process. The divorce decree and divorce certificate are two such documents that may seem similar to unfamiliar eyes, but are in fact, very different pieces of information. Here’s a closer look at both documents,…

Over the years, pets have become more and more like family to couples without children. While our four-legged friends are definitely part of our hearts, where do they lie as part of a divorce decree if a marriage goes sour? While our firm focuses on larger issues in a divorce…

Divorce is never something a couple expects when they say the words “I do.” Unfortunately, though, life can sometimes interfere with marriage and divorce becomes the messy end of a former love story. Since divorce is such a jarring situation, emotions run high. Denial, anger, sadness, anxiety; they’re all there…

When it comes to escaping a tumultuous marriage, some people may be wary of the divorce process and opt for a separation agreement over a finalizing divorce. Whether they are on the fence about their relationship or feel like the divorce process is too stressful to negotiate, in Texas, separation…

A divorce from a toxic or narcissistic spouse usually results in a contested divorce full of high emotions and stalemates. Despite the difficulties in these divorces, decisions must be made that lead to the finalization of the divorce. One of the biggest decisions many divorcing couples need to make if…

One of the most important areas of some divorces is child support. The details of child support are settled during court hearings. Through a child support hearing, the courts will determine who will pay child support, how much it will be, and other details surrounding your divorce’s child support order.…

Sometimes even in the shadow of a divorce, couples believe that their amicable approach to the situation means they don’t need lawyers involved. While a DIY effort may seem like a way to save money and ensure both parties get what they want in the end, the truth is that…

Even though Texas is currently in its first phase of reopening, we all know that life as we lived it before, won’t be the same again. With 25% occupancy in valid places of operation, there’s a lot of adjusting that has to happen; even in the legal aspects of the…