Houston Family Law Blog
Split custody can benefit both parents and kids
Kids, even when they're siblings, have unique needs and distinct personalities. Sometimes, this can pose challenges during divorce. However, legal professionals and the courts can help them reach an agreement that works for both parties. For some parents, split...
What happens to your retirement accounts in divorce?
No matter your age, saving for retirement is an essential investment in your future. These accounts could be subject to division in divorce, however. What will happen to your retirement savings at the end of your marriage? Your savings may be included in your...
Divorce filings could surge in Houston in the next few weeks
Texas' statewide shelter-in-place order related to the national COVID-19 pandemic is slowly coming to an end after about a month. For the past four weeks, married couples throughout the state spent a lot more time together than usual. No doubt that for many couples,...
Your children grow over time, and so should their support
Your divorce had a huge impact on your life, but you’ve got more a few more lives to look after than just your own. While child support may be in place to help you raise your family, there’s no guarantee that it will keep pace with changing times. The southwest region...
When is divorce the right move to make?
Divorce can be a big life decision that introduces a lot of change and many people have a hard time deciding if they should pursue one. With so many uncertainties, you might question if divorce is the right move for you. While you can seek advice on whether to pursue...
How is property division handled in Texas divorces?
When you decide to end your marriage in divorce, the process can seem overwhelming—especially when trying to decide who gets what when it comes to the house, the furniture, the vacation property, the dog and more. Each state has specific laws about property division...
