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A prenup does not give one spouse a rulebook for married life. It cannot dictate where a couple lives, how they spend their weekends or how they handle everyday disagreements. What it can do is establish certain financial rules before the marriage begins. That...
Deciding to end a marriage is rarely easy, especially when your spouse does not agree with your decision. You may wonder whether your spouse can prevent divorce by refusing to cooperate or contesting the case. In Texas, the answer is no. While an uncooperative spouse...
When you are navigating a high-asset divorce, protecting your privacy should be one of your top priorities. The financial stakes are high, and the last thing you need is sensitive information becoming public knowledge. Understanding why privacy matters can help you...
In Texas, courts make custody decisions based on the best interests of the child. To accomplish this, they often consider numerous factors about each parent and the family situation. During this stressful time, certain mistakes may weaken your position and affect your...
If you are considering a postnuptial agreement in Texas, you'll want to make sure it holds up if you ever need it. While these agreements can be valuable tools for married couples, they must meet specific requirements to be enforceable. Below are suggestions to help...
Divorce in Texas can take different paths depending on your level of agreement. Understanding the difference can help you prepare for what lies ahead. What defines each type of divorce An uncontested divorce means you and your spouse agree on all key terms. These...
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements often carry a stigma. Many people assume they signal doubt or distrust, but the reality is different. When approached thoughtfully, these agreements can deepen communication, prevent conflict and strengthen a couple’s bond....
Custody orders guide co-parenting relationships. Parents who divorce or separate must work out arrangements for dividing their parenting time and their legal authority. Many separated or divorced parents are able to set their own terms by cooperating with one another...
Divorce can be a very tense, contentious process. Spouses may disagree about everything from how they divide their resources to the financial support required after the divorce. In scenarios where spouses do not agree on terms for the divorce, they may litigate in...
There are two main types of marital contracts. Some couples negotiate prenuptial agreements before they get married. Other couples that have already committed to one another might negotiate postnuptial agreements. Both types of marital contracts may help clarify what...