Collaborative Law

When you're facing the end of your marriage, collaborative divorce offers a more peaceful path forward. This approach allows you and your spouse to work together with trained professionals to reach mutually beneficial solutions without court battles. A distinct...

Collaborative divorce has some surprising, out-of-the-box features. If you are facing divorce, do you dread the thought of a high-conflict, drawn-out fight? Are you concerned about your privacy in a court trial? How would further deterioration of your relationship...

Divorced Texas parents may feel bitter toward their exes. Loyalty traps used on the children should be avoided. What are loyalty traps? Loyalty traps are common in situations where a couple with children are no longer together. They occur when a parent puts their...

When spouses divorce in Texas, they have to decide how to split up all their assets and time with their children. Couples who can't agree on property and custody typically bring in their own attorneys to help with the divorce. Many couples agree on some issues but may...

The stereotypical Texas divorce may be one of two parties who cannot stand each other, argue incessantly and use their children as leverage to get back at the other spouse. And while, sadly, this is true for some families in the divorce process, it doesn't have to be...

When couples in Texas divorce, emotions often run high. This can sometimes lead to conflict in what might have otherwise been a straightforward, amicable divorce. This conflict might be caused by misunderstandings or a spouse who feels uncertain of what is happening,...

By the time a lot of couples in Texas have decided to divorce, it is not unusual for both parties to be experiencing strong emotions. The stress associated with the breakdown of a marriage can make it difficult to talk through issues and come to reasonable agreements...

So often, we hear divorce horror stories. A couple spends months, or even years, in court battling over assets, property and their own children. They drain their savings and neither party gets what he or she wants in the end. Children are left angry and hurt. No one...

The rule of law is what we follow in Texas and the rest of the United States. What that means is that everyone is subject to the laws of the country and the state in which they live. No one is above the law and it's supposed to apply equally to all.The area of family...