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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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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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.
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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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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.
