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February 2026

February 2026

Separate Property vs. Community Property: A Guide for Your Texas Divorce

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Facing a divorce means you have to figure out how to divide a life you built together, and that can feel overwhelming. In Texas, the process starts with a simple but critical question: is your property considered "community" or "separate"? Understanding the difference between separate property vs. community property is the first step toward protecting

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Splitting a 401k in Divorce: A Texas Guide to Protecting Your Retirement

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Watching the retirement savings you’ve worked so hard to build become a point of conflict in a divorce can be incredibly disheartening. In Texas, your 401(k) is considered community property, which means the portion you and your employer contributed during your marriage is on the table for division. To split these funds without getting hit

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A Guide to Filing a Contempt of Court Motion in Texas

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When your ex-spouse or co-parent simply ignores a court order, it can make you feel completely powerless. You have a signed order from a judge—covering everything from child support to your possession schedule—but it’s not being followed. Whether it's missed payments, a refusal to stick to the visitation plan, or holding onto property that was

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The Key Difference Between Contested and Uncontested Divorce

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Facing the end of a marriage often feels like standing at a crossroads, unsure which path to take. The first major decision you'll make—whether your divorce will be contested or uncontested—sets the stage for your entire journey, impacting your finances, your timeline, and your family's future. The core difference is simple: an uncontested divorce means

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When Does Child Support Start? A Guide to Texas Timelines and Orders

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Facing a separation, your mind races with a million questions, but the one that often hits hardest is, "When does child support actually start?" Here in Texas, child support isn't automatic. It doesn't kick in the day you separate or move out. The legal obligation to pay child support officially begins only when a judge

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