Divorce

Phone Tracking, Spyware, and Stalking: What Texas Divorce Law Actually Allows Clients ask me this all the time, and the honest answer is: it depends on how he’s doing it. Some forms of tracking are … Read more

Proving Emotional Abuse in a Texas Divorce: A Documentation Guide You already know what happened. You lived it. The question now is how to make sure a Texas court knows it too, and that starts … Read more

Divorcing? Why Texting Your Ex Can Backfire Emotionally and Legally If there’s one piece of advice I wish every client would follow from day one, it’s this: don’t text your ex during the divorce. Even … Read more

(A Wake‑Up Call – and What You Really Should Be Planning Instead) If you’re heading into a divorce in Texas and hoping the court will award you monthly support, you’re not alone – and you’re … Read more

Temporary Orders in Texas Divorce: Why Filing First Can Matter Clients ask me this all the time: “Does it matter who files first?” If your divorce is going to be simple and uncontested, the answer’s … Read more

What Makes a Bexar County Divorce Actually Uncontested? Two things, and you need both. You and your spouse agree on every issue the judge would otherwise decide, and one of you meets the Texas residency … Read more

How to Handle a Spouse Who Won’t Leave the Marital Home Divorce can turn a shared home into a battleground. For many couples, living together while separating creates daily stress, conflict, and confusion – especially … Read more

How Texas Courts Handle Crypto, Loyalty Points, and Frequent Flyer Miles When most people think about dividing property in a divorce, they picture houses, cars, and bank accounts. But today, high-value digital assets and loyalty-based … Read more

Inside the Courtroom: What Texas Judges Think About Emotional Behavior in Divorce Divorce can be messy. Emotions run high. And yet, how you handle yourself – online, over text, and especially in court – can … Read more