Ashmore Law Firm: Our Legal Blog
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Capacity, Undue Influence, and the Family Entity: What the Ford–Hilltop Litigation Teaches
Allegations of cognitive decline and undue influence over a $600M stake: how Texas families can plan early, document capacity, and avoid probate litigation.
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Second Marriage, First Family: What the Ford–Hilltop Fight Teaches About Marital Agreements in Texas
The WSJ's Gerald Ford–Hilltop Holdings story shows why blended families with a business need a Texas prenup or postnup. Dallas complex divorce attorneys.
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You Were Adopted. Your Biological Parent Dies. Do You Inherit From Them?
Adopted as a child in Texas? If a biological parent dies without a will, you may still inherit. Here's what Texas law says.
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Co-Parenting Disputes in Texas: What Matters in Court
Your ex lets the kids watch R-rated movies, skips their medication, signs them up for club sports on your weekend, or shows up late. Which co-parenting complaints can you take back to court in Texas, and what should you do about the rest?
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Your 2026 Texas Football Schedules, All in One Place
Get the 2026 Texas A&M Aggies, Dallas Cowboys, Texas Longhorns, TCU, and SMU football schedules in one place. Plan your fall game days, family gatherings, and football weekends with The Ashmore Law Firm, P.C.
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Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements: Protecting Your Marriage Through Thoughtful Planning
earn how prenuptial and postnuptial agreements in Texas can create financial clarity, encourage honest conversations, and help couples plan for the future.
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Probate vs. Non-Probate Assets in Texas: What Is the Difference?
Learn the difference between probate and non-probate assets in Texas, including how beneficiary designations, survivorship rights, trusts, and wills affect what happens after death.
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Spousal Support in Texas: What You Need to Know
Texas spousal support law has changed significantly. The monthly cap is higher, duration rules are different, and contractual alimony plays a bigger role than ever. Here is where the law actually stands today
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What Is Fair Spousal Support When a Business Is Involved in a Texas Divorce?
When a business is involved in a Texas divorce, fair spousal support is harder than it looks. Debt, cash flow, hidden income, and undervalued businesses all affect what is truly fair — for both sides. Dallas attorneys who represent both.
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Texas Divorce Flowchart: A General Roadmap for the Divorce Process in Texas
Understand the general steps in a Texas divorce, including filing, service, temporary orders, discovery, mediation, trial, and final decree.
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What Are Standing Orders in a Texas Divorce? DFW County Links
Learn what standing orders are in a Texas divorce, why they matter, and where to find standing order links for Dallas, Collin, Denton, Rockwall, Kaufman, and Tarrant counties.
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Do I Have a Complex Divorce in Texas?
Complex Divorce often involves high value assets and assets in dispute. Find out if your divorce is considered complex.
