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When you have a lot of assets involved in a divorce, it’s a whole different ball game and the stakes are higher. For high net-worth individuals, businesses, investments, real estate, and luxury items are on

The divorce mediation process is a way for couples to resolve disputes without the expense and stress of traditional litigation. Preparation is key to a successful mediation. This guide will walk you through step by

High net worth divorces are complicated and require careful thought and planning. High asset divorce cases, in particular, bring additional complexity and emotional challenges, especially concerning child custody and asset division. These cases involve complex

Divorce can be tough and emotional and involves many legal and personal issues to navigate. Working with a Friendswood divorce attorney can help you navigate those issues. One of the biggest factors in a divorce

When dealing with child custody arrangements many parents struggle with the legal aspects of different types of custody. One question that comes up is does sole legal custody mean the other parent’s rights are terminated?

Adoption is a big deal and a life changer that requires financial planning. Knowing adoption costs is key for prospective parents as they start this journey. Adoption agencies are a big part of this process

Malicious Parent Syndrome (MPS) is a term that describes a range of harmful behaviors one parent does to another during and after divorce. These behaviors are to punish the other parent, often by undermining their

For some families, grandparents taking child custody of their grandchildren may be the best possible option. There are a multitude of reasons why custody rights could be handed over to grandparents, but there are key

If you’re a father involved in custody, visitation or child support matters in Texas, understanding fathers’ rights is key. Texas law now recognizes fathers have equal rights and responsibilities as mothers. An experienced Friendswood family

Divorce is never easy, even when both parties agree to end things mutually. What you may be confused about is what each party is entitled to in a divorce in Texas. An experienced Friendswood divorce

Common law marriage in Texas is full of myths and misconceptions. Unlike a traditional marriage, common law marriage, also known as informal marriage, doesn’t require a ceremony or marriage license, but it’s just as binding.

Divorce can be an emotionally charged process, especially when it involves contentious issues such as infidelity, hidden assets, or child custody disputes. In such cases, hiring a private investigator (PI) can provide crucial evidence and