Texas Family Law

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Texas Family Law

Financial Concerns in a Texas Grey Divorce

Most people assume that divorce typically involves middle-aged couples. It is high time to give people a more varied and different picture of a divorce, particularly grey divorce. Couples who... LEARN MORE

Avoiding Mistakes When Dividing 401(k) Assets In A Texas Divorce

While going through a divorce, you hear a lot about alimony, child custody, and assets and property division, but hear little about 401(k) division. If you were not going through... LEARN MORE

Transferring Home Ownership After A Divorce

As with other properties, you must execute documents in a way that reflects the transfer of the legal title of the marital home. Failure to do so on your part... LEARN MORE

Protecting Your Finances In A Divorce

One of the most crucial elements in a divorce is protecting your finances. You need to understand how Texas law will apply to you and your specific case. In this... LEARN MORE

The Top Three Issues in Texas Divorce

The divorce process is complex, involving major issues such as child support and custody, businesses, and valuable properties. To help you make sense of the process and navigate court procedures,... LEARN MORE

The Meaning of Community Property in Texas Divorce

Because Texas is a community property state, it means that Texas divorce proceedings in property division are somewhat different from those of other states in the country. Generally, when it... LEARN MORE

Is Separation Recognized in Texas?

Unlike most states, the state of Texas does not recognize legal separation. This means that in Texas, when you are officially married, you remain so until the court system finalizes... LEARN MORE

Discovery in Divorce Cases in Texas

When it comes to your divorce, it is always helpful to have at least a basic understanding of the process. One aspect of the divorce process you should be aware... LEARN MORE

Annulment in Texas: Does My Marriage Qualify For One?

A divorce seeks to terminate a valid or legal marriage. Annulment, on the other hand, seeks to invalidate a marriage. An annulment granted by the court or judge means the... LEARN MORE