Dallas Family Law Blog
Why might your prenup be invalid?
If you had the foresight to create a prenuptial agreement, you may assume you can negate the whole property division process of your Texas divorce. You may also assume that other issues, such as those related to child custody and support payments, are also taken care...
read moreYour child custody agreement will require civility
While you may be overwhelmed at the thought of arranging child custody with your ex, you can support your conviction and ease the process by continuing to show integrity, flexibility and respect. At Hope Family Law, P.C., we have helped many families in Texas as they...
read moreWhat are the signs of infidelity in a marriage?
For a marriage to thrive, both spouses must trust each other implicitly. That’s why suspicions of infidelity can be so damaging to married couples in Dallas. If you have concerns about your spouse’s dedication, Psychology Today explains some of the common signs of a...
read moreAvoiding the nickname of “Disneyland parent”
The title “Disneyland dad” seems to get thrown around quite a bit these days. Too often, one angry parent will accuse the other of being a Disneyland dad when upset that he seems to be having too much fun with the children or feels that he isn’t stepping up to his...
read moreCan social media cause problems during my divorce?
Navigating a divorce with dignity and grace can be difficult for many people in Dallas. That’s why most attorneys recommend taking a break from social media while a divorce is ongoing. If you’re not quite ready to pull the plug, the following tips from Prevention can...
read moreThe potential benefits of a mediated divorce
Happy marriages generally do not end in divorce. Marriages come to their ends because the parties find that their differences are too great to deal with and that they would prefer to live separately for their benefit and the benefit of their families. In Texas,...
read moreActor and wife disagree on pending child custody outcome
Not all marriages end on bad terms, and those individuals who can work with their exes to find agreement in the settling of their divorce-related issues may consider mediation as a way to take control of the ends of their marriages. Not all Texas couples succeed in...
read moreYour children need relationships with both parents post-divorce
If you plan to get divorced there are likely many factors which contributed to the demise of your relationship. Maybe you and your spouse drifted apart. You might have contrasting ideas for handling your finances. And if children are involved, you almost certainly...
read moreChild support can be an important divorce issue
Couples who divorce and who share children between the partners can face many difficulties as they look for supportive ways to protect their children from the conflicts that arise from ending marriages. Even when Texas parents work together to find collaborative...
read moreHow can a prenuptial agreement change divorce property issues?
Prenuptial agreements are not just contracts that the super wealthy make with their partners before they get married. In fact, many Texas couples consider and eventually do execute prenups before they wed. This is because a prenuptial agreement can spell out how...
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