One of the critical issues to be decided in a Texas divorce is the division of marital property. Property division in a Texas divorce is done based on specific laws,…
Spousal Support In Texas Has Limitations
In Texas, alimony (also called spousal support) is the financial support that one spouse pays the other after the divorce is final. Spousal support is not ordered in all situations,…
“Custodial” Parent Rights And Responsibilities In Texas
Getting divorced in Texas can be emotionally devastating and expensive. It can be even worse when the two parties are fighting over custody of their child. Learn about your rights…
How A Prenuptial Agreement Can Be Overturned
Many Texans sign prenuptial agreements “prenups” before they marry to protect their assets once they are married. Like other contracts, the prenup must comply with state law to be valid.
Frequently Asked Questions About Alimony In Texas
Determining alimony (spousal maintenance) after a divorce varies by state. In Texas, it is not assured that either party will receive post-divorce financial support from the other, and you…
D Magazine Honors Four from Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson
ONDA partners recognized for family law expertise DALLAS – Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson (ONDA) partners Keith Nelson, Scott Downing, Jeff Anderson,…
What is The Frozen Embryo Law In Texas?
Modern reproductive technology has in recent years helped many parents who would have otherwise had difficulty having children. For example, in vitro fertilization is…
Complications Caused By Pregnancy In Divorce Settlements
In cases of abuse, infidelity, or just plain incompatibility, filing for divorce may be your only option. However, if you are pregnant and considering divorce, there are important things to…
Texas Rising Stars Honors Five from Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson
Attorneys honored as rising stars in family law DALLAS – Five attorneys with Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson, LLP, have been recognized…
Is My Inheritance Protected From Property Division in a Texas Divorce?
There are numerous laws addressing property division in Texas divorces. The marital property is always divided, but only sometimes 50/50. There are many factors the judge considers when dividing property,…