1. Moving to a new home. Many parents move after a divorce. This can create some issues if the move is great enough to impact their parental obligations. In other words, the parent may struggle to uphold their end of
Family & Divorce
Insupportability in a Texas Divorce
By Bryan Fagan
Insupportability is also known as a “no-fault” divorce in the world of Texas family law. A no-fault divorce means that you are not specifying in your Original Petition for Divorce because you need the court to grant your divorce request.…
Can I Write My Own Will And Have It Notarized?
The ability to create and execute a valid will in Texas without an attorney depends on several different factors – including the complexity of your estate, the laws in ..…
Living Revocable Trusts in Texas
It’s important to understand how Living Revocable Trusts in Texas can help. A revocable living trust is an important legal document that serves as an instrument for managing assets and distributing them after death—it puts into effect while you are…
Living Trust vs Will in Texas
While both are key components of any estate plan, understanding how they differ can be an essential part of ensuring that your…
Factors that can complicate a divorce
f you had your own business established before the marriage and your spouse had nothing to do with it, then you may be…
3 things to know about QDROs
QDROs are only required for plans that are covered by the Employee Income Security Act. This classification doesn’t include IRAs. A QRDO…
Assessing the legal rights of grandparents during a Texas divorce
By Bryan Fagan
It is not easy to step into a family law case as a grandparent and pursue custody or even visitation with your grandchildren. The reason being is that parents are given the predominant…
Exploring Unexpected Tax Implications of Divorce in Texas
By Bryan Fagan
Taxes are one of those subjects that doesn’t get much attention until the time comes to prepare and pay the government. We can look at those payments…
Assessing Alternatives to Litigation During a Texas Divorce
By Bryan Fagan
In the context of a family law case, one of the most well-known beliefs that I am aware of as an attorney is that most family law cases end up going before a judge to be decided. There are…