Last month, a close friend of mine was dealing with a custody battle, which soured our coffee catch-ups and left us grappling with tough questions about what's best for a child. It was difficult watching him try to navigate this treacherous path. That journey hit home when we … [Read more...]
Navigating Your Texas Child Custody Calendar 2024: A Guide
Let's face it: nailing down the perfect Texas child custody calendar 2024 can be as tricky as a Texas two-step. But don't fret; you're about to get a grip on how to create a custody schedule that keeps things smooth for everyone involved, especially the kids. From understanding standard possession … [Read more...]
Strategies on How to Win Temporary Custody Hearing in Texas
“Evidence, evidence evidence Tom. Soon, you’ll be in a courtroom, with your ex on the other side, and the future of your children hanging in the balance as I present evidence about why you should win temporary custody,” Tom’s attorney said to him. “There will be some anxious moments, but with … [Read more...]
Can You Get Divorced While Pregnant? Texas Law Explained
Imagine you're on a roller coaster, the kind that twists and turns even when your life is doing backflips. Now, throw in a baby bump into this wild ride, and you've got yourself in one of those moments where everything feels upside down. That's right — we're tackling the heart-pounding question: … [Read more...]
Divorcing a Narcissist with No Money: Essential Tips
Imagine being trapped in a tunnel, trying to dig your way to freedom with no more than a rusty spoon—yeah, divorcing a narcissist with no money feels just about as daunting. But it’s not impossible. You know in your gut it's time for fresh air; time to break free from the oppression and emotional … [Read more...]
How does separate property become marital property
A shiny new car bought while single might be listed as marital property after you say “I do” or perhaps an inherited family heirloom suddenly seems up for grabs in divorce court. This transition might feel like magic but there's no rabbit or hat involved. It’s the state law doing its thing and … [Read more...]
Can I Empty My Bank Account Before Divorce?
You and your spouse may possess a joint bank account. Although some relationships remain stable for long periods of time, it is always possible for a marriage to end. Typically, one spouse seeks a divorce and begins taking legal action to end the marriage. After dealing with the emotional and … [Read more...]
Your First Step in Getting a Divorce: A Guided Beginning
Imagine standing at a the base of a mountain, map in hand, with trails that stretch out towards unknown destinations. That's the first step in getting a divorce. It’s not just about signing papers; it's embarking on an emotional and legal journey through uncharted territory. I remember … [Read more...]
Who Gets the House in a Texas Divorce
Ever been on a rollercoaster? The exhilarating highs, the gut-wrenching lows. It’s quite an experience. Now imagine being strapped into that ride without your consent – that’s what going through a divorce can feel like. One of the biggest loops in this ride is … [Read more...]
Discuss your Estate Plan during the Holidays Together | Warren & Migliaccio
The Holidays bring us all together, perhaps more than any other part of the year. We find it can be useful to have a conversation with your family about estate planning over the Winter holiday season, but it’s important to approach the topic with sensitivity and understanding. Estate planning can be … [Read more...]
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