Texas recognizes seven grounds for divorce, including a no-fault basis. Texas does recognize other grounds for divorce, including adultery and cruelty. Our divorce lawyers at NMSB can discuss whether pursuing a divorce based on the fault of your spouse is…Read More
Read MoreOne of the most important aspects of a divorce involving children is the “Parenting Plan.” A Parenting Plan is a court order that includes visitation rights, decision-making rights, and child support obligations of the parents after a divorce, including health…Read More
Read MoreHealth insurance coverage and medical bills can be major financial considerations for spouses going through a divorce. A divorce will frequently affect health insurance coverage. A divorce lawyer can help you assess your health insurance options after divorce. Health insurance…Read More
Read MoreFor a variety of reasons, spouses in Texas may choose to separate but not start the divorce process. These can include financial reasons or the desire to stay married until the children reach a certain age. Some spouses also separate…Read More
Read MoreOn October 25, 2019, the Texas Supreme Court reversed a Seventh Court of Appeals ruling and upheld a mediated settlement agreement made between a husband and wife before they filed for divorce. The parties attended mediation prior to filing for…Read More
Read MoreA judge will always decide a child custody matter on a case-by-case basis. This is an overview of common questions people new to a child custody case may have. What Is a “Contested Custody” Case? The term “contested custody” does…Read More
Read MoreThe best way to avoid an unfair a settlement agreement is to not sign one in the first place. Texas law makes it extremely difficult to undo a settlement agreement. Here are some tips to avoid an unfair settlement agreement…Read More
Read MoreTexas law allows spouses and intended spouses to enter a Property Agreement that will change their property rights that would otherwise exist by law. A Prenuptial Agreement, or prenup, is signed before marriage, and A Postnuptial Agreement, or postnup, is…Read More
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