Ashmore Law Firm: Our Legal Blog
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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.
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Child Support in High-Income Texas Divorce Cases
In high-income Texas divorce cases, child support may involve more than guideline calculations. Learn how private school, medical expenses, tutoring, activities, and lifestyle may factor into support discussions.
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When Separate and Community Property Overlap in a Texas Divorce
Learn how separate and community property can overlap in a Texas divorce, especially when premarital homes, inheritances, retirement accounts, businesses, and settlements are involved.
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Does Child Support Cover Private School in Texas? Here's What Parents Need to Know
Wondering if Texas child support covers private school? It typically doesn't — but courts can order it. Ashmore Law Firm explains when and how to protect your child's education.
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Why Should Your Divorce Attorney Have Family Law and Estate Planning Experience When Assets or a Business Are Involved?
When divorce involves businesses, trusts, real estate, inheritance, or significant assets, a team with family law and estate planning experience can help protect your future.
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Expert Divorce Coaching: Clear Guidance Through Life After Divorce
Divorce coaching helps individuals navigate the emotional and practical challenges of divorce, offering support and guidance through life's toughest transition.
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Essential Estate Planning Steps for Families Transitioning a Parent to Senior Living
Guide for Texas families on estate planning during a parent's transition to senior living—key documents and steps to protect assets and ensure peace of mind.
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Your Will’s Sidekick: How to Make a Memorandum That Actually Matters
A memorandum is a document in addition to your Will that you are able to make a list of items and the people you want to inherit them. Read blog for more!
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In the Springtime, You Say Wedding Season, We Say Prenup Season
If you or a loved one are getting married, we encourage you to get a premarital agreement. It can help protect both spouses in the case of death or divorce.
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The True Costs of Hiring the Wrong Attorney: David’s Story
Discover how hiring the wrong divorce lawyer cost David $7,500 and five years of his life. Learn why choosing the right attorney is crucial for your divorce
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What Should I Know Before Filing for Divorce in Dallas, Texas?
Before filing for divorce in Texas, learn what to know about residency, finances, children, property, Dallas County standing orders, and preparing for the divorce process.
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What You Say or Do Can (or WILL) Be Used Against You in Family Court: How to Avoid a Courtroom Comedy or Tragedy
Preparing for Divorce What should I keep track of for my divorce? Can my social media be used or monitored in court? How do I document my spouse's bad behavior?
