How to Prove Emotional Abuse in a Texas Divorce Emotional abuse doesn’t leave visible marks, but it still has real effects on those who experience it. In the context of a Texas divorce, those effects can have legal significance. If you’re considering a divorce from a...
Dissipation of Marital Assets in Texas In a Texas divorce, a fair division of the marital estate is only possible when both spouses are honest about what’s on the table. If your spouse has been quietly draining joint accounts, undervaluing business interests, or...
Sneaky Divorce Tactics and How to Fight Them If your marriage involves significant assets, a family business, real estate holdings, or complex financial accounts, the stakes in a divorce are high. In situations like these, some spouses will do whatever it takes to...
Divorcing a Bipolar Spouse in Dallas Divorce is rarely simple, but divorcing a bipolar spouse introduces a level of complexity that few people and even fewer attorneys are prepared to handle. At Balekian Hayes, PLLC, we represent high-net-worth individuals and...
What to Expect in Texas Family Law CourtTexas family law courts can feel intimidating, especially if this is your first time being involved in a divorce, child custody, or enforcement case. Many people don’t know what happens at each stage, what the judge may expect...
Divorce often represents a tremendous shift in nearly every aspect of your life, including your finances, your living situation, your parenting schedule, and your long-term security. If you’re currently considering divorce in Texas, preparation can give you the...
Can You Cancel a Prenup in Texas?When your marriage takes a different turn than you expected or your life circumstances change, it can change the way you look at your prenuptial agreement. The language of the prenup may feel one-sided, conflict with an estate plan,...
Defending Against False Allegations in a Texas DivorceFalse allegations can derail a Texas divorce. If someone accuses you of wrongdoing, it could affect everything from parenting time to property division while the case is pending. Texas courts generally rely on...
How to Leave Your Husband in Texas Leaving a marriage can feel frightening and overwhelming, but you have options. Whether you choose divorce, temporary separation, or legal protections, understanding these processes can not only help you pursue them with confidence...
Can My Ex-Wife Claim Money After the Divorce in Texas? Even after a divorce is finalized, questions about money and property can still arise. When they do, you may wonder: can my ex-wife claim money after divorce? In certain circumstances, Texas allows post-divorce...
Fear of Being Alone After Divorce There is one emotion that tends to prevent people from taking the step they know they should take to end a relationship that is no longer working. That emotion is fear. Too often, an individual will stay stuck where they are because...
How to Prove a Reimbursement Claim in a Texas Divorce Marriage is about the blending of two lives into one. Untangling those lives can get complicated, especially when one partner feels that marital assets were used to increase the value of their partner's separate...
Will My Kids Be OK After Divorce? It’s the one question that nearly every parent going through a divorce asks at some point in the process: “Will my kids be OK after the divorce?” There is no simple answer to this question. Divorce can be an emotional time for...
How to Choose a Divorce Attorney in Dallas Clients with intricate financial portfolios across Dallas and the surrounding counties want a steady team that listens, communicates clearly, and understands the stakes of their situation. At Balekian Hayes, PLLC, we guide...
Can a Judge Deny a Divorce in Texas? If you’re seeking a divorce in Texas, understanding the proper procedures is crucial for preventing issues that could delay the process. But can a judge deny a divorce in Texas outright? This doesn’t happen often, but there are...
