Divorce Matters

April 28, 2026

 The Tax Implications of Dividing Executive Compensation in a Texas Divorce

Dividing executive compensation in a Texas divorce requires careful tax analysis. Assets like stock options, RSUs, and deferred compensation carry hidden tax liabilities that can shift true value. Without proper planning under IRC rules and Texas law, a seemingly equal settlement may result in significantly unequal after-tax outcomes.

Divorce Matters

April 27, 2026

How to Update Your Prenuptial Agreement After Marriage in Texas

You can update a prenuptial agreement after marriage in Texas by creating a valid postnuptial agreement. This requires a written, voluntary contract with full financial disclosure and fair terms. Postnups help reflect major life changes like business growth, inheritance, or shifting financial roles within the marriage.

Divorce Matters

April 24, 2026

The Duration of Spousal Support for Long-Term Marriages in Texas

In Texas, spousal maintenance duration depends on the length of the marriage, with maximum limits ranging from five to ten years. Courts typically award the shortest period necessary for financial independence, though long-term marriages and special circumstances may justify extended or even indefinite support.

Divorce Matters

April 21, 2026

The Effect of Divorce on Business Partnership Dynamics

Learn how divorce affects business partnerships in Texas and what steps to take to protect your business. Anunobi Law serves Houston, The Woodlands, and surrounding areas. Call 1-832-538-0833.

Divorce Matters

April 17, 2026

The Impact of Offshore Investment Accounts on Divorce in Texas

Offshore investment accounts can significantly complicate divorce in Texas, especially in high-net-worth cases. While all marital assets must be disclosed regardless of location, offshore holdings present challenges in valuation, tax implications, and enforcement, making full transparency and experienced legal guidance essential for fair property division.

Divorce Matters

April 16, 2026

How to Handle Mortgaged Properties in Texas Divorce

Handling mortgaged property in a Texas divorce requires more than dividing the home—it involves resolving joint mortgage liability. Options include selling, refinancing, or loan assumption. Because lenders are not bound by divorce decrees, proper planning is essential to protect both spouses’ credit and financial future.

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