Finally—your divorce is over. You’re ready to lean forward into your new normal. Your new normal includes co-parenting your kids with your ex, which you’re probably not excited about. Still, you do have to make this work for your children’s sake. And, you might even have to see your ex in person at birthdays and graduations. We know you can make this work, and we’ve provided some tips to help you.  1. Try to Read More

Few other assets are as fought-over or disputed in a divorce as a business owned by the two divorcing spouses. While a few couples are able to continue operating their company amicably after a divorce, that’s not realistic for many spouses. If that applies to you and your spouse, the question then becomes: how will you split the business so each of you receives your portion of the marital asset?  Texas is a Community Read More

“How long is this going to take?” That’s such a common question that our office gets when someone comes in to ask about filing for or responding to an Original Petition for Divorce. Every case is different—your cousin might have been able to get hers done in a matter of weeks, but her marriage was relatively short and she had no children or significant marital assets. Anecdotes from friends and family will Read More