Professional Organizers Can Help In Texas Divorce Cases
One of the most dreaded aspects of divorce from a client’s point of view may be in completing the inventory and appraisement. The “I&A” is a sworn statement of all the assets and liabilities owned...
View ArticleRebutting the Community Property Presumption
Often times a party in a divorce wishes to have the court affirm the separate nature of a particular piece of property. They must therefore overcome the presumption set up by the Texas Family Code...
View ArticleReport: Divorce Toxic To The Environment
A recent Michigan State University study says the high rate of divorce is bad for the environment. Although not groundbreaking in it’s conclusion, the report highlights an interesting relationship...
View ArticleFamily Court Judge Faces Recall Over Rulings
In a story first published in the Sacramentao Bee, a California family court judge is facing a potential recall for allegedly posing danger to children and parents through his rulings from the bench....
View ArticleFinale to Texas Embryo Case of Roman vs. Roman
The Texas custody battle over frozen embryos is all but over. You may recall the case of Roman v. Roman which got national attention earlier this year. On February 4, 2004 after a bitter divorce...
View ArticleFemale Lawyers Get Divorced More Than Male Lawyers
A researcher has found that young female lawyers and other women professionals have slightly higher divorce rates than their male counterparts. Law professor Robin Fretwell Wilson of Washington &...
View ArticleTexas Frozen Embyo Case Update: Wife To Try Last Desperate Legal Gambit
The ex-wife in the highly publicized Texas Frozen Embryo Custody case of Roman v. Roman was “devastated” upon hearing the news that the U.S. Supreme Court denied her the right to legal custody of...
View ArticleCustody of Your Pet in a Divorce
Many couples, because of age or by choice do not have children- at least the two legged type. For many couples, their beloved pets are considered their “children”. This is why when divorce comes...
View ArticleTexas Frozen Embryo Case of Roman v. Roman Finally Over
On thing can be said for Augusta Roman, she certainly fought her legal case until the bitter end. In a Harris County, Texas divorce, she wanted to be awarded frozen embryos she had created with her...
View ArticleTrial Ledger
“When a case involves documents, it is critical to begin organizing the documents immediately upon receipt. It is more efficient to touch the documents only once. As a practical matter, this means...
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