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Imputing Income to High Net Worth Spouses in Divorce

Imputing Income to High Net Worth Spouses in Divorce

January 2026

In Texas high net worth divorces, courts may impute income to a spouse whose reported earnings don’t reflect true earning capacity. Judges can consider business ownership, executive compensation, lifestyle evidence, and historical income when calculating child support and spousal maintenance, ensuring support obligations reflect actual financial resources.

January 2026

How Text Messages, Emails, and Social Media Can Affect Your Divorce Case

Digital footprints speak louder than you think. From texts and emails to Instagram posts and deleted messages, your online activity can dramatically influence the outcome of a divorce—whether it’s custody, support, property division, or credibility. Here’s how to protect yourself and avoid the mistakes that derail even simple, uncontested divorces.

August 2025

Economic Damages When a Child Is Born Alive with Birth Defects in Texas

“Learn about economic damages in Texas birth defect cases. Discover what families can recover for medical bills, lifetime care, therapy, and lost earning capacity when a child is born alive with birth injuries caused by medical negligence.”

December 2024

How Fault-Based Divorce Can Affect Spousal Support

Fault-based divorce in Texas can significantly impact spousal support. Learn how proving misconduct, such as adultery or cruelty, affects the amount and duration of alimony. Explore the factors considered by courts and understand your rights when seeking or contesting spousal support in a divorce.