Divorce Matters
March 17, 2026
Academic tenure and sabbaticals can significantly impact divorce timing in Texas. While tenure itself is not divisible property, its financial benefits—salary, retirement, and earning capacity—are. Sabbaticals also affect income calculations, making strategic timing essential for both faculty and spouses in divorce proceedings.
Business Litigation
March 17, 2026
Class action lawsuits represent one of the most significant litigation risks businesses face. When individual
Divorce Matters
March 16, 2026
Foreign income can significantly affect divorce proceedings in Texas, especially in internationally connected cities like Houston. Texas courts may include foreign salaries, pensions, and overseas business income in property division and support calculations, but enforcement across borders and currency fluctuations often complicate international divorce cases.
Business Litigation
March 16, 2026
Protect prospective business opportunities from improper interference. Learn the elements of tortious interference claims, defenses, and available remedies.
Divorce Matters
March 13, 2026
A buy-sell agreement can significantly affect how a business is treated in a Texas divorce. While the agreement may control how ownership interests are transferred, courts may still determine the fair market value of the business interest when dividing community property, potentially requiring offsets or cash equalization in the divorce settlement.
Business Litigation
March 13, 2026
Understand breach of real estate purchase and sale agreements, including buyer and seller remedies, earnest money disputes, specific performance, and title issues.
Medical Negligence
March 12, 2026
Birth injuries caused by medical negligence can have devastating emotional effects on families. Beyond financial costs, parents often face trauma, grief, caregiver stress, and anxiety about the future. Understanding these emotional challenges helps validate families’ experiences and highlights why legal action may be necessary to secure resources for a child’s lifelong care.
Divorce Matters
March 12, 2026
Offshore accounts and international assets can complicate divorce proceedings in Texas. Courts treat marital property the same regardless of where it is held, and attorneys use tools such as tax records, FBAR filings, forensic accounting, and financial discovery to uncover hidden offshore wealth and ensure fair division of community property.
Business Litigation
March 12, 2026
Understand contractor breach claims in construction disputes, including defective work, delays, abandonment, and scope changes. Learn about remedies and enforcement strategies.
Divorce Matters
March 11, 2026
A sunset clause in a prenuptial agreement causes some or all of the prenup’s provisions to expire after a certain number of years of marriage. In Texas, these clauses are generally enforceable, which means couples in Houston and surrounding counties must periodically review their prenups to ensure their financial protections remain valid.
