Ashmore Law Firm: Our Legal Blog
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Do I Have a Complex Divorce?
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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A Step-By-Step Guide to Divorce in Texas along with Common Misconceptions
The Divorce Process in Texas |The dynamics of a divorce case vary from case to case depending on the issues involved.
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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?
