It’s the home of the Cowboys, the State Fair, and the creation of the frozen Margarita. It’s the fourth largest metro area in the United States spanning nine Texas counties and the largest one that’s landlocked. For both population growth and GDP, DFW is still growing faster than any other metro … [Read more...] about Dallas-Fort Worth
Conservatorship and Guardianship In Texas
Popstar Britney Spears recently fought and won the right to be released from a 13-year-long conservatorship in California led by her father. Her father's control over her assets, estate, and livelihood garnered a lot of media attention and questions about what is a conservatorship. Given the media … [Read more...] about Conservatorship and Guardianship In Texas
How to Avoid Parental Alienation
Whether a divorce is amicable or difficult, it's important that both parents continue to support their children and continue their relationship with them. Unfortunately, not all parents are of this mindset. There are many cases where a divorced parent attempts to spend time with their child, … [Read more...] about How to Avoid Parental Alienation
How Do The Accusations Of Domestic Violence Affect Divorce Cases?
Domestic violence affects millions of families every year, making life difficult for the abused spouse and the children involved. Those with a controlling spouse require a carefully planned strategy for leaving the household in order to file for divorce and a restraining order. While Texas is … [Read more...] about How Do The Accusations Of Domestic Violence Affect Divorce Cases?
Financial Mistakes To Avoid When Pursuing A Divorce In Fort Worth
The financial aspects of divorce aren’t always considered before filing. Texas is a “community property states,” meaning marital assets, properties and monies are divided between the two parties, not always equally. But once the divorce is over, and the judgment has been signed, you’re starting over … [Read more...] about Financial Mistakes To Avoid When Pursuing A Divorce In Fort Worth
Need A New Start in 2018? Start With A Compassionate Divorce Attorney
Not everyone’s holidays are happy. Some are alone during the holidays, and some find out they’re going to be alone soon. Many couples stay together for the holidays and begin the divorce process shortly afterward to avoid putting a damper on celebrations, particularly for their children. The … [Read more...] about Need A New Start in 2018? Start With A Compassionate Divorce Attorney
