Family Law and Divorce Attorney Fort Bend County
Going through a divorce can be challenging for everybody involved, including your children. Even if you had a rocky divorce and your relationship with your ex-spouse is ideal, you can still work toward co-parenting successfully. Now that you are divorce has been finalized, it is time to focus on mastering successful co-parenting and becoming allies. …
From Exes to Allies: Mastering Successful Co-Parenting After DivorceRead More
Members of the LGBTQIA+ community face unique challenges when it comes to protecting their marriage rights in Texas. Same-sex marriage became legal in Texas in 2015, a result of the monumental shift in the legal landscape after the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in Obergefell v. Hodges. This ruling mandated that all states must …
Navigating the Legal Landscape: Protecting Your LGBTQIA+ Marriage Rights in TexasRead More
If you have gotten divorced and want to relocate out of state, relocating will be more complicated with children. If you do not have children and your divorce has been finalized, there should not be any obstacles if you want to move out of state. As long as you pay spousal support when required and …
Navigating Post-Divorce Relocation: Understanding the Rules and Requirements in TexasRead More
Divorce is almost always complicated, even when the spouses pursue an amicable divorce. These challenges can be even more complex when couples with large estates divorce. Whether you and your spouse have obtained significant assets throughout a lengthy marriage or one or both of you had a high net worth before marriage, dividing and preserving …
Getting to the Bottom of Large Estate Division: 10 Essential AnswersRead More
Negotiating a divorce agreement is rarely easy. The process gets harder when two parties are not on good terms. If you are getting divorced in Texas, you may be wondering whether you should pursue a divorce settlement or go to trial. Understanding the divorce trial process and speaking to an experienced attorney can help you …
Brace Yourself: 10 Answers to Common Divorce Trial QuestionsRead More
A Texas divorce involving minor children must include a parenting plan. Under Texas law, specific issues must be addressed in the parenting plan. However, the most effective parenting plans cover issues beyond the mandated basics. Lead attorney Vonda Covington of Covington Law Firm, PLLC, can help you protect your child’s best interests by developing a …
A Comprehensive Parenting Plan: 10 Reasons to Take Control of Your Family’s FutureRead More
It is no secret that court proceedings can be long and daunting. You may think that once the judgment is finally entered, that is the end of it. However, that is not always the case. In some situations, changes must be made after a child custody or divorce judgment has been entered. In others, you …
Divorce is a major decision that involves thoroughly (and, often, painfully) dismantling a life that you may have spent years building with someone else. If you are considering divorce or are going through a divorce in Texas, you likely have very valid concerns about how your property will be divided. It is scary wondering if …
