Our law firm put together an informational law library with articles to help visitors learn more about estate planning, probate law, family law, and personal injury law in Dallas.
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Is Your Texas Custody Order Complete? 15 Things Every Parent Should ConsiderA Dallas family law guide from The Ashmore Law Firm: 15 things every Texas custody order should address, from passports and ADHD medication to college costs.
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Contested Child Custody in Texas: What the Court Actually DecidesWhat Texas courts decide in a contested custody case: conservatorship, possession, the best interest standard, and how Dallas cases unfold.
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Lakewood Complex Divorce Attorney | Gary AshmoreFacing a complex or high-net-worth divorce in Lakewood? Gary Ashmore handles businesses, real estate, separate property, trusts, investments and complex assets.
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Bluffview Complex Divorce Attorney | Gary AshmoreFacing a complex or high-net-worth divorce in Bluffview? Gary Ashmore handles business interests, real estate, separate property, trusts, and complex assets.
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Greenway Parks Complex Divorce Attorney | Gary AshmoreFacing a complex or high-net-worth divorce in Greenway Parks? Dallas attorney Gary Ashmore handles businesses, investments, separate property, trusts and complex assets.
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Should You Keep the House or the Retirement Account in a Texas Divorce?Should you keep the house or the 401(k) in a Texas divorce? Learn why equal dollar values may not be equal after taxes, mortgage costs, liquidity and retirement needs.
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Contesting a Will in Texas: Who Can Challenge, On What Grounds — and What These Fights Really Look LikeYou generally have 2 years to contest a will in Texas. Learn who can challenge a will, valid grounds like undue influence, and what to expect — from Dallas will contest attorneys. 214-559-7202.
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Is a Handwritten Will Valid in Texas?Yes, Texas recognizes handwritten (holographic) wills. But they are the wills most likely to end up in court. Real stories, plain-English answers, and what to do instead, from Dallas estate planning attorneys. 214-559-7202.
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How Are IRAs and Roth IRAs Divided in a Texas Divorce?Learn how traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs are divided in a Texas divorce, why they do not use a QDRO, how transfers incident to divorce work, and what tax mistakes to avoid.
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How Are Pensions Divided in a Texas Divorce?Learn how pensions are divided in a Texas divorce, including community-property shares, QDROs, survivor benefits, retirement timing, present-value offsets and Dallas high-asset divorce issues.
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How Do You Prove Part of a 401(k) Is Separate Property in a Texas Divorce?Had a 401(k) before marriage? Learn how Texas separate-property tracing works, what records can prove a premarital retirement balance, and what happens when statements are missing.
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How Is a 401(k) Divided in a Dallas, Texas Divorce?How is a 401(k) divided in a Texas divorce? Learn what is community property, how premarital funds are handled, how QDROs work, and what Dallas spouses should know before dividing retirement savings.