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When people going through a Texas divorce ask about alimony, the first thing to understand is that Texas does not use that term in its family code. The legal concept is called spousal maintenance, and it operates under a set of rules that are considerably more restrictive than alimony laws in many other states….

Deciding whether to file for divorce is one of the most consequential choices a person can make. It affects your finances, your children, your daily life, and your emotional wellbeing for years to come. Before taking that step, it is worth slowing down and thinking through what is driving the decision, what alternatives might…

When a marriage ends because one spouse was unfaithful, it’s natural to assume that infidelity will play a major role in how the divorce is resolved. Many people believe that a cheating spouse will lose assets, lose custody, or be stripped of financial support. In Texas, however, the legal reality is considerably more nuanced….

When high-net-worth couples go through divorce, questions about child custody take on an extra layer of complexity. Will the wealthier parent have an advantage? Will the children be forced to change schools or drop their activities? How will the court handle the financial realities of an affluent family’s lifestyle? These are common and understandable…

Divorce changes the entire landscape of a family, and while the legal and financial aspects often take center stage, the emotional well-being of your children deserves just as much attention. Children experience the impact of divorce differently depending on their age and temperament, but one thing is consistent: they need both parents working together…

If you are going through a divorce in Texas, you will likely encounter a phase of the process known as discovery. While it may not be the most well-known part of a divorce case, discovery is one of the most critical. It is the legal mechanism through which your attorney gathers the information, documents,…