Divorce Matters
June 4, 2026
Crypto assets and NFT businesses create unique challenges in Texas divorce. A Houston high-net-worth divorce lawyer explains how courts handle these emerging asset classes.
Divorce Matters
June 2, 2026
Real estate development companies are among the most complex assets to divide in a Texas divorce. A Houston high net worth divorce lawyer explains what's at stake and how courts approach division.
Divorce Matters
May 29, 2026
Discover the steps Houston business owners should take before filing for divorce to protect their company, assets, and financial future. Advice from a Houston high net worth divorce lawyer.
Divorce Matters
May 28, 2026
Can you modify spousal support in Texas after a major income change? Learn what qualifies as material and substantial change, how to file a modification, and how Anunobi Law helps Houston-area clients navigate spousal maintenance modifications.
Divorce Matters
May 26, 2026
Learn how angel investment portfolios are divided in a Texas divorce. Understand valuation challenges, transfer restrictions, QSBS tax rules, and community property issues. Anunobi Law serves Houston and surrounding areas.
Divorce Matters
May 20, 2026
Should you keep or sell the marital home in a Texas divorce? Explore the tax implications of each option, including Section 121 exclusions, capital gains, and carryover basis. Get guidance from Houston divorce attorney Anunobi Law.
Divorce Matters
May 19, 2026
Learn how generation-skipping trusts affect divorce in Texas, including separate property protection, irrevocable trust issues, GST tax exemptions, dynasty trusts, SLATs, and community property concerns. Houston divorce attorneys explain how courts handle high-net-worth divorces involving trusts and multigenerational wealth planning.
Divorce Matters
May 18, 2026
Learn how property transfers in a Texas divorce affect your tax situation. Understand carryover basis, IRC Section 1041, capital gains, and retirement account rules. Houston divorce attorney guidance from Anunobi Law.
Divorce Matters
May 12, 2026
Employee Stock Purchase Plans (ESPPs) are often community property in Texas divorces because they are funded through wages earned during marriage. A Houston divorce attorney explains how ESPP shares are characterized, traced, valued, and divided, including the tax consequences and complications involving mixed separate and community property interests.
Divorce Matters
May 11, 2026
Executive employment contracts play a critical role in Texas divorce settlements because they define compensation, stock options, severance, deferred compensation, noncompete obligations, and clawback rights. A Houston divorce attorney explains how Texas courts evaluate these provisions when dividing community property and calculating support obligations in high-net-worth executive divorces.
