Sugar Land Divorce Law Blog
4 common sticking points in Texas divorces
There really is no such thing as a standard divorce. That is, the issues one divorcing couple resolves easily may lead to a months-long argument with another couple. Still, if there are sticking points in a divorce, they are likely to involve one of the following four...
How can divorce affect your business?
If you own a Texas business and your marriage ends, you need to take steps to protect your enterprise. Because Texas is an equitable division state, assets and debts acquired by either spouse during the marriage constitute community property that you must divide...
3 ways to protect yourself in an amicable divorce
Despite what television and film may show, divorces do not have to be an all-out battle. That is, it is possible to end your marriage without fighting with your spouse in open court. Not only do amicable divorces tend to be less stressful, but they are also often more...
What parental rights do Texas fathers have?
Fathers across Texas have meaningful and supportive relationships with their children. However, if they end their relationship with their child’s mother, they may wonder what will happen to that cherished relationship. What should fathers know about their parental...
Be careful on social media during your divorce
Most people in Fort Bend County like to use their social media accounts to share photographs of their children, fancy meals, holiday decorations and exotic vacations -- in other words, to portray themselves and their families in the best possible light. But reality...
A look at the financial pitfalls of later-in-life divorce
Divorce after the age of 50 is becoming more common every day. Some may think older people feel more financially secure in taking this step. However, “gray” divorce, as it is sometimes called, brings financial concerns that younger people do not face. Time limits...
What types of assets are divided in a divorce?
Property division can be one of the most contentious aspects of any divorce proceeding. People have a lot of misconceptions about the types of assets that are subject to division. It’s important to understand the basics of property division law to be better prepared...
You filed for divorce — now how do you tell your loved ones?
It is not easy telling someone that you are getting a divorce. You might share the same pool of friends and are close to both sides of the family. This sensitive topic might feel impossible to reveal, especially when you do not know how others will react. Coming up...
Factors courts consider when modifying child support
Parents must comply with the terms of a child support arrangement when they get divorced. Under this agreement, the parent without custody - the so-called nonconservator parent - must pay support to the conservator parent. But, over time, things can change, such as...
Protecting your rights in an amicable divorce
Whether because they believe that they can come to an agreement on their own or because they want to minimize the cost and conflict of the divorce process, many couples want to keep their divorce out of court. However, even in an amicable divorce, you may want to get...
