Deciding to hire a lawyer is probably one of the most important parts of any divorce case. Whether or not you choose to be represented by an attorney can have profound effects on your case. There are immediate and future…

When you go through with a collaborative divorce you agree to hire attorneys (along with your spouse) who must withdraw from representing you if it becomes apparent that you cannot continue collaboratively. An issue may arise that you and your…

When it comes to the world of Texas family law cases and divorces in particular there is no more innovative and forward-thinking method of resolving disputes than the collaborative divorce. Collaborative divorce is sought to encourage parties such as you…

Probably the most distinctive feature of a divorce or child custody case is the daily, back, and forth arguing and acrimony that is associated with a case. While it is not uncommon in any legal case for there to be…

One of the misconceptions that some people have regarding the probate in the estate administration process is that after you die your estate will immediately begin to distribute property to either your heirs or your beneficiaries under a will. Your…

When it comes to getting a divorce in Texas being able to determine how to divide your community property and debt is probably one of the most time-consuming and stressful aspects of the entire case. When I talk about dividing…

Look around your home and think about what you see. The coffee maker, kitchen table, television, kids’ clothes, and the car in the driveway. If you had to answer a question about who owns those pieces of property- you or…