by Matt Ramsey | Dec 3, 2020 | Divorce
Most statistics are clear; couples within Texas and around the country have about a 50% chance of making it through marriage. Those who end up going through a second marriage will tend to have only a 33% chance of making it. As you can clearly see, second or even...
by Matt Ramsey | Nov 19, 2020 | Divorce
It’s unfortunate, but about half of all marriages in Texas end in divorce. While every couple thinks they’re going to beat the odds, this isn’t always the case. Some people rush into marriage without knowing much about their partner while others get...
by Matt Ramsey | Nov 10, 2020 | Divorce
Texas residents who are planning to or in the midst of a divorce may be concerned with the hit their finances may take due. While it is true that for some people, divorce can result in financial complications, for others, there may be positive financial outcomes....
by Matt Ramsey | Oct 21, 2020 | Divorce
When people in Texas decide to divorce, the financial consequences can be significant. Even after the emotional feelings about the end of the marriage have subsided and the practical matters are resolved, asset division can permanently change each partner’s...
by Matt Ramsey | Oct 16, 2020 | Custody
Texas physical custody cases often wind up hinging about the child’s best interest, which is a legal term that carries a lot of weight. The child’s best interests could be widely varied, but the court generally boils it down to three elements. Those are the child’s...
by Matt Ramsey | Oct 7, 2020 | Divorce
If you own a business and think you are the sole proprietor, Texas law does not necessarily agree. Family law views a business as a marital asset in this state. If you are married and get divorced, that business becomes part of the community property equally owned by...
by Matt Ramsey | Sep 24, 2020 | Custody
When issues arise within a family that lead to the separation of both parents, it can place any child in a tough position. This will often lead to a child custody case. A common misconception regarding child custody is that there is only one outcome with the child...
by Matt Ramsey | Sep 21, 2020 | Divorce
If you live in Texas and are getting a divorce, you may need to go through a process of dividing an annuity, an IRA or a 401(k). You may want to consult a financial professional along with your attorney during this process since there can be complex tax implications....
by Matt Ramsey | Sep 16, 2020 | Divorce
During a divorce, Texas couples will need to negotiate their settlement. The way this is handled depends on what each spouse contributed to the marriage and whether both spouses worked. As couples go through the dissolution of the marriage, they will negotiate several...
by Matt Ramsey | Aug 26, 2020 | Custody
When a Texas child wants to change residences between their parents’ homes, it can be a difficult conversation between the child and parent. The parent needs to be extremely careful not to make the situation worse when having this conversation. However, if they...