Chidi Anunobi Divorce Matters
April 14, 2026
Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDROs) are essential for dividing retirement accounts in Texas divorces without triggering taxes or penalties. Properly executed, they allow tax-deferred transfers between spouses and can even permit penalty-free early withdrawals, making them a critical tool for both asset division and strategic tax planning.
Business Litigation
April 14, 2026
Learn how specific performance works in Texas real estate disputes and when courts will compel completion of a real estate transaction. Anunobi Law represents buyers and sellers in Houston, The Woodlands, Spring, Cypress, Sugar Land, Missouri City, and Richmond.
Divorce Matters
April 13, 2026
Stock option vesting schedules significantly impact divorce settlements in Texas by determining what portion is considered community property and when assets are valued. Strategic timing around vesting events, along with proper application of the time rule, can materially affect both asset division and overall settlement outcomes.
Business Litigation
April 13, 2026
Understand Texas mechanics liens and payment bond claims for construction disputes. Anunobi Law helps contractors, subcontractors, and property owners in Houston, The Woodlands, Spring, Cypress, Sugar Land, Missouri City, and Richmond navigate lien rights and construction litigation.
Divorce Matters
April 10, 2026
Signing bonuses in Texas divorce cases are complex because their classification depends on when and why they were awarded. Courts analyze whether the bonus compensates past, present, or future services, while clawback provisions and income considerations can significantly impact property division and spousal support outcomes.
Business Litigation
April 10, 2026
Learn when and how businesses can disclaim express and implied warranties under Texas law and the UCC. Anunobi Law advises Houston, The Woodlands, Spring, Cypress, Sugar Land, Missouri City, and Richmond businesses on warranty litigation and commercial contract disputes.
Medical Negligence
April 9, 2026
OB-GYN malpractice claims often involve birth injuries, delayed C-sections, fetal distress mismanagement, and postpartum complications. These cases carry high stakes due to lifelong care costs and dual patient impact. Understanding common claims and Texas filing deadlines is critical for families seeking accountability and financial recovery.
Divorce Matters
April 9, 2026
International tax treaties play a critical role in Texas divorce settlements involving foreign assets. They determine how pensions, investments, and real estate are taxed across borders, impacting true asset value and division strategies. Without treaty-aware planning, equal splits on paper can result in significantly unequal after-tax outcomes.
Business Litigation
April 9, 2026
Texas businesses can protect company names and logos through federal trademark registration, common law rights, and Texas state law. When a competitor uses a confusingly similar name or logo, businesses may pursue remedies including cease and desist demands, injunctions, damages, and other relief under trademark and unfair competition laws.
Custody Matters
April 8, 2026
Sia’s $42,500 monthly child support highlights how dramatically outcomes can differ across states. In Texas, guideline support is capped at $11,700 in net resources, but courts can order more if a child’s proven needs justify it—making documentation critical in high-income divorce cases.
