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.
Business Law Matters
March 11, 2026
Discover how the implied warranty of merchantability protects buyers of defective goods. Learn about breach claims, disclaimer requirements, and available remedies under the UCC.
Divorce Matters
March 10, 2026
Stock options can significantly impact spousal maintenance and child support in Texas divorce. Learn how courts treat executive compensation and equity income.
Business Litigation
March 10, 2026
Protect your brand from trademark infringement. Understand likelihood of confusion, dilution claims, enforcement strategies, and remedies available for unauthorized trademark use.
Divorce Matters
March 9, 2026
Dividing art collections in a Texas divorce can be complex because artwork is subjective, illiquid, and often emotionally significant. Courts must determine whether pieces are community or separate property, obtain expert appraisals, and decide on division methods such as physical allocation, buy-outs, or sale of the collection.
Business Litigation
March 9, 2026
Learn what makes non-compete agreements enforceable, including duration, geographic scope, and activity restrictions. Understand consideration requirements and available remedies for violations.
Divorce Matters
March 6, 2026
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) can complicate divorce proceedings in Texas, particularly for high-net-worth couples in the Houston area. Because REITs vary in liquidity, valuation, and transferability, courts must carefully evaluate whether they are publicly traded, non-traded, or private before determining a fair community property division.
Divorce Matters
March 5, 2026
In high-net-worth divorce cases involving business ownership, the distinction between personal goodwill and enterprise goodwill can dramatically affect asset division. Enterprise goodwill is usually divisible marital property, while personal goodwill may not be. Correct valuation can significantly influence the financial outcome of a divorce settlement.
