Family Law

Knowing when your spouse may be eligible to receive alimony is an important concern that may come up during divorce. Understanding eligibility for alimony, also referred to as spousal maintenance or spousal support, and how much may be awarded and for how long, is...

In Texas, divorce is unfortunately common. People who have decided that their marriage is no longer working will frequently decide to move on and start over. There are inherent challenges with this decision. One is how to handle children. Once child custody is...

Divorce can pose complicated financial issues, especially for a spouse who was not a business owner or substantially involved in the family’s finances. In some cases, particularly in high-asset divorces, a spouse may try to hide assets they do not want discovered to...

The decision to pursue a divorce is hard on any Texas resident who has had to make that difficult choice. With the recognition that one's marriage is over and that their life will be forever changed, it can be challenging for an individual to think clearly, make good...

Dividing property can be one of the most challenging aspects of divorce. While it can be challenging, when divorcing couples know the property division rules that will guide their property division process, it can help them better resolve their property division...

The decision to seek a divorce is a big one. Few individuals rush into the process to end their legal relationships with their partners. When a Sherman resident makes the choice to file to end their marriage, it has likely come after much consideration and...

Careful financial planning can make the difference between a smooth divorce and a difficult one. Your and your spouse’s assets will be divided under Texas law. This includes any retirement plans earned by either of you. Talking to a financial planner and an attorney...

Typically, child support payments end when a child becomes an adult because the child should be able to support themselves and make their own financial decisions. However, this isn't always the case with special needs children. If you have a disabled child who still...