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Houston High-Asset Divorce Law Blog
Can my ex-spouse file bankruptcy to avoid child support?
Divorces become emotionally and financially charged quickly. This is especially true for high-asset divorces, where there is a financial incentive to do whatever it takes to maintain one’s wealth. After all, the spouses may have spent a lifetime building that wealth,...
What are your options for fighting custody interference?
After you divorced, you may have hoped that you and your former spouse could co-parent in a civil, effective manner. But now, you might meet resistance from them at every turn. They may make it difficult, if not completely impossible, for you to see your children....
Working through issues that arise in a high-asset divorce
Although any divorce case in Texas family courts has the potential to get complicated in a hurry, high-asset divorce cases can get bogged down in the issue of property and debt division for weeks, or even months. This is the one issue in a high-asset divorce that both...
The impact of domestic violence on child custody matters
When determining conservatorship and possession of or access to the child, Texas courts ultimately consider what is in the best interests of the child or children. Conservatorship of children refers to the rights of parents to make legal, medical or educational...
