On behalf of M. J. Hill & Associates, PLLC | Oct 30, 2020 | Divorce
If you’re wealthy and going through a divorce, there are some mistakes that you won’t want to make. Some of the most common errors that wealthy individuals make during divorce include: Believing that going to trial will give the best results Taking advice from friends...
On behalf of M. J. Hill & Associates, PLLC | Oct 22, 2020 | Divorce
Divorce is a stressful and emotional experience that can make it difficult for you to think about the future. After all, you are completely upending and changing your entire life by dissolving your marriage. It can be easy to be so stuck in the moment that you...
On behalf of M. J. Hill & Associates, PLLC | Oct 22, 2020 | Property Division
Perhaps the easiest way to deal with a house during divorce is simply to sell it. You can’t split this asset up, of course, but you can take the money you earn in the sale and divide that between you and your ex. This keeps things simple and gives you both your share...
On behalf of M. J. Hill & Associates, PLLC | Oct 16, 2020 | Child Custody
Child custody orders are set based on what a child needs at the time it is set. It’s unrealistic to think that one order is going to be suitable from the time a baby is born until they reach adulthood. For this reason, it’s sometimes necessary to modify the child...
On behalf of M. J. Hill & Associates, PLLC | Oct 8, 2020 | Property Division
Dividing property is often a source of contention in a divorce because both spouses have their own ideas about what is fair. The courts often need to find a way to reasonably split up the property between former spouses in compliance with Texas law. If you or your...
On behalf of M. J. Hill & Associates, PLLC | Oct 2, 2020 | Child Custody
The impact that divorce has on children is often quite negative. Parents often notice that their children experience outbursts of anger, rapid-onset depression, worsening performance at school and social withdrawal. Psychologists and social workers often include the...
