How to Protect Your Business in Divorce | Business Owner Divorce
Protect your business in divorce In Texas, when you own a business and are seeking a divorce, court proceedings often get complex. Business ownership can complicate a divorce proceeding because the court seeks to provide a just and right division of property for both parties, which may not necessarily coincide with your views on what an equal division is. A…
Contested and Uncontested Divorces in Texas: How to Get an Uncontested Divorce
Divorce in Texas: Contested and Uncontested Divorces Divorce can range from a long, drawn-out process to an amicable resolution for marital problems that cannot be solved. Every divorce falls into one of two categories: contested or uncontested. A contested divorce occurs when the parties cannot agree to the same terms regarding property division, assets, child custody, child support, and debt…
Who Gets the Engagement Ring in a Divorce?
Who keeps the engagement ring in a divorce? Call it cold feet, a change of heart, or in some cases, the seven-year itch. Whatever the situation, time has shown that engagements don’t always result in the happily-ever-after that was promised on a bended knee. One of the biggest battles arising from a broken engagement or a divorce revolves around a…
Texas Standard Possession Order | Custody Agreements in Texas
What is a Texas Standard Possession Order? Whether you are contemplating a divorce or are in the initial phases of family court proceedings, if you are a parent, your greatest concern is likely: “When will I get to see my children?” In Texas, what is commonly referred to as a “custody agreement” is, in fact, called a possession order. Built…