Divorce 101: The DO’S and DON’TS in the treacherous middle
Just Keep Swimming Navigating the path to a divorce decree can be perilous. Imagine yourself on one side of a body of water. On the other lies a picturesque island:...
How to Handle College Expenses in Texas Divorce
College Expenses Let’s nail down a general definition. Typical college expenses may include: tuition, room and board, dues/fees, transportation/travel, books, medical/dental fees, general living expenses, monthly allowance, and extracurricular activities....
A Guide to (Single) Father’s Day
Does Dad Always Get Visitation on Father’s Day? In Texas, the standard custody agreement gives mom time with the kids on Mother’s Day and dad gets them on Father’s Day...
Mistakes to Avoid in a High Net Worth Divorce
In my last article, I talked about high net worth divorce and key factors that often make these situations more complex than your standard divorce. Working with these clients requires...
An Overview of High Net Worth Divorce
The simplest definition of a “high net worth divorce” involves a client who has at least $5 million in liquid assets—but that is far from a complete definition. It’s not...
Does Social Media Cause Divorce?
It might be a stretch to say social media causes divorce, but it appears mingling a fragile marriage with social media can, at times, prove toxic. Over recent years, a...
529 College Savings Plan in Texas Divorce
Divorcing couples often come into my office with the assumption that their child’s 529 college savings are assets of their children. Texas’ community property laws clearly state, however, that property...
Happy Holidays from Hance Law Group
The holiday season is here and with it comes a precious opportunity to celebrate family and loved ones. At Hance Law Group, we look forward to cherishing special traditions and...
What happens with custody, visitation and child support when parents live in two states?
This article was written by Hance Law Group past associate attorney Beverly Via, and updated by Larry Hance. Out-of-state judgments: An overview (from a Texas perspective) When parents of a...
A Divorce Attorney Shares His Top 4 Ways to Survive (and Eventually Thrive) during Divorce
For a successful divorce—oxymoron, I know—decide with all the self-awareness you can muster the least damaging path, emotionally and financially, for you, your spouse, and children, if applicable, to reach...