Premarital agreements and the duties of a husband and wife in marriage By The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC Blog on February 12, 2019 Posted in Family Law What sort of benefits and disadvantages may be inherent for you and your spouse when ...
Don’t try this at home! Parental donor agreements By Michelle O'Neil and Nick Rodriguez on February 7, 2019 Posted in Family Law A recent Texas illustrates the legal ramifications of not properly securing a ...
Texas Family Code § 102.003(a)(9): Non-parent Standing By Guest and Gray Law Firm on February 6, 2019 Posted in Family Law Prior to the Supreme Court of Texas Opinion in In the Interest of H.S., many family law ...
Big picture financial questions to ask during a Texas divorce By The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC Blog on February 6, 2019 Posted in Family Law What to do about your child’s college education. Saving for college is one of ...
Dividing up a retirement account in your divorce By The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC Blog on February 5, 2019 Posted in Family Law Perhaps the most important decision that you will face in your divorce in relation to ...
Essential knowledge for retirement savings in your post-divorce life By The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC Blog on February 4, 2019 Posted in Family Law Depending on your goals for retirement savings and the circumstances that you ...
Final thoughts on Bankruptcy and a transition into discussing the sale of your home in a divorce By The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC Blog on February 1, 2019 Posted in Family Law When a bankruptcy is initiated after a divorce has already concluded a bankruptcy court ...
Parameters of an LGBT custody case By Michelle O'Neil on January 31, 2019 Posted in Family Law LGBT relationships are still a relatively new construct in a legal system that has ...
Bankruptcy and Divorce By The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC Blog on January 29, 2019 Posted in Family Law As an individual you can file for bankruptcy under Chapters 7, 11 and 13 of the ...
Social media best practices during a divorce: Consider the risks By The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC Blog on January 28, 2019 Posted in Family Law In my daily life before I make any decision of consequence I always ask myself the ...
Social Media Becomes Intricately Tied to Divorce By Family and Criminal Law Blog on January 24, 2019 Posted in Family Law How can social media impact a divorce? Since its inception, social media has come to ...
After the Breakup: Same Sex Couples with Children By Karri Bertrand on January 22, 2019 Posted in Family Law In a recent case out of the Fourth Court of Appeals in San Antonio, a same sex couple ...
Reserve Component Survivor Benefit Plan Premiums (RCSBP) vs. Active Duty SBP Premiums By San Antonio, TX Family Law and Military Divorce Blog on January 17, 2019 Posted in Divorce, Family Law Active duty retirees are eligible for retired pay immediately upon retirement. When ...
Motions to Suppress Evidence in Texas Criminal Cases By Family and Criminal Law Blog on November 12, 2018 Posted in Family Law Many criminal cases in Texas will involve evidence that has been seized from you ...
Understanding Commingled Property in a Texas Divorce By Wayne Ward on September 25, 2018 Posted in Family Law At some point in many Texas divorces, the property division phase of the process ...
How Will My Property Be Distributed If I Die Without A Will Before My Divorce is Final? By Rania Combs on September 19, 2018 Posted in Family Law According to the intestacy statutes, if you are married and are survived by a spouse ...
Strategizing Alimony Under the New Tax Laws By Family and Criminal Law Blog on September 13, 2018 Posted in Family Law How will the new tax code change divorce negotiations? Starting on January 1st, the ...
Will I benefit more from filing for divorce before the new tax code takes effect? By Family and Criminal Law Blog on September 7, 2018 Posted in Family Law The new tax code will take full effect on January 1st, and several of its provision are ...
Is Being Named a Joint Managing Conservator the Same Thing as Having Joint Custody? By Guest and Gray Law Firm on August 27, 2018 Posted in Family Law The term “joint custody” is NOT a term that has legal significance under the Texas ...
Significant Impairment Standard Applies When the Primary Conservator Seeks to Vacate a Geographic Restriction Within One Year By Michelle O'Neil on July 17, 2018 Posted in Family Law If a suit seeking to modify the designation of the person having the exclusive right to ...
Three’s a crowd: The latest Texas Supreme Court ruling and its effect on non-parent standing By Ryan Segall on June 26, 2018 Posted in Family Law The Court specified that a non-parent may have standing regardless of whether ...
How do courts define a person’s “minimum reasonable needs” for purposes of spousal maintenance payments? By Karri Bertrand Bolton on May 15, 2018 Posted in Family Law Once a court determines that a spouse is eligible to receive maintenance in a ...
Including a Forensic Accountant on Your Divorce Team By Family and Criminal Law Blog on May 8, 2018 Posted in Family Law Finances are often the most contested issue in a divorce. During your divorce in ...
Using Venmo as a Vehicle for Hidden Assets and Fraud in Divorce By Andrew Speer on April 24, 2018 Posted in Family Law In the world of family law, Venmo is a problem that has not been fully realized ...
