On behalf of Fabio & Merrill | Aug 30, 2017 | Property Division
If you decided to look through the Texas Family Code to learn about prenuptial agreements, you would not find them. Instead, Texas statutes refer to them as premarital and marital property agreements. To be valid, this type of agreement must be a written document...
On behalf of Fabio & Merrill | Aug 24, 2017 | Family Law
Stepparents have a big role to fill. Generally, they are standing in for an absent parent. In many cases, they are stepping into the absent parent’s shoes when that parent no longer has contact or a relationship with the child. For many stepparents in Texas,...
On behalf of Fabio & Merrill | Aug 15, 2017 | Divorce
Couples in Texas who are going through a divorce may choose mediation instead of using the traditional court route. While mediation is not for everyone, it can be an effective tool in easing the stress and financial burden that accompanies most divorces. According to...
On behalf of Fabio & Merrill | Aug 11, 2017 | Property Division
Many people in Texas are waiting until their kids are grown before divorcing their spouses. After many years of marriage, countless challenges and the sacrifices they have made for each other, they are no longer willing to remain in their relationships. Anyone who...
On behalf of Fabio & Merrill | Aug 7, 2017 | Blog
Your spouse obtained a large inheritance while you were married, and you’ve both enjoyed living well while having that money in the bank. He always had it in his own bank account, which wasn’t a problem for you. If you wanted any money at all, he’d...
On behalf of Fabio & Merrill | Aug 3, 2017 | Family Law
In a Texas divorce, parents may have taken a number of factors into consideration when discussing the child custody arrangement. Even though they want what is best for their child, they may also have made some decisions during the negotiations based on what they...
