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Dads Can Do It Too- Being Primary: Guest Blog from a Former Client

by | February 17, 2017 | access, child custody, co-parenting, Dad's can be primary, daughters, Divorce, equal parenting, equal parentng, Family Law, father's rights, full custody, healing from divorce, I Have a Dream, impact of divorce on children, MLK, Single Dads and Divorce, Single moms | 0 Comments

I am a dad of 3 daughters. No big deal, right? There are lots of dads with daughters. I am single. Still no big deal. With the divorce rate so high, there are plenty of divorced dads with daughters. Between my 3 daughters, there are 2 mothers.  Daughters 1 and 2, one...
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Why Collaborative Law Makes Sense: “A Better Way to Untie the Knot”

by | January 1, 2017 | alternative to litigation, child custody, Child Support, Collaborative Law, division of assets, Divorce, Family Law, Finding a Collaborative Lawyer, healing from divorce, impact of divorce on children, privacy in divorce, private information | 0 Comments

The words graceful, healthy and divorce do not go together. The first words clients use to describe the process of divorce are typically words of war: FIGHT, CUSTODY BATTLE, and WINNING. I would like to present a concept to you that is a kinder, gentler way to get...
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Mediation: Choosing Not to Shake the Magic 8 Ball at Trial

by | October 23, 2016 | alternative dispute resolution, child custody, Child Support, complex divorce, division of assets, Divorce, Divorce Settlement, divorce trial, Family Law, Getting Past No, Getting to Yes, magic 8 ball, mediation, Negotiation, Not Giving In, Roger Fisher, William Ury | 0 Comments

Every good ending has a hard-won and sometimes difficult beginning. Mediation is no different.  The process of ending a marriage in one day of negotiations is gut-wrenching, tragic and emotionally exhausting.  And I’m just speaking from the perspective of being the...
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Be Careful What you Ask For: Why You May Reconsider Giving Your Ex More Time with Your Kids

by | August 16, 2016 | access, child custody, Divorce, Family Law, holidays and divorce, impact of divorce on children, Modifications, parental alienation, Single motherhood, Surviving and thriving after divorce | 0 Comments

I am paid to “fight for custody” of children, to represent parents who want the majority of access with their children- sometimes at a great cost. I watch clients walk through divorce and then live out the consequences of their choices.  Many times, clients will not...
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Spousal Maintenance in Texas: Myth, Dream or Reality?

by | May 28, 2016 | alimony, Child Support, complex divorce, Divorce, Family Law, spousal maintenance | 0 Comments

Not all states are made equal.  This is especially true with spousal maintenance.  California and New York are great states to be in if you poll divorcees about their maintenance awards.  But Texas falls short in the spousal maintenance arena.  And just as you cannot...
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10 Questions To Ponder Before Your Initial Divorce Consultation  

by | April 20, 2016 | About Our Firm, access, child custody, Child Support, Collaborative Law, division of assets, Family Law, In the News, marriage planning | 0 Comments

Tomorrow, Jessica Perroni is appearing on "The Jury Is Out" on KVIG Radio to discuss this... By: Jessica Perroni and Heather White What percentage of your cases are in the county where I live? Generally speaking, if you are planning to file for...
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Defining a Complex Divorce: There is No “TRY”— only “DO”

by | April 10, 2016 | access, business interests, business valuation, child custody, Child Support, complex divorce, division of assets, Divorce, Family Law | 0 Comments

There is no TRY in divorce.  That doesn’t stop clients from trying to fix their own problems before even asking for help.  When a client walks into my office for a first consult with a printed spreadsheet detailing the division of the estate, I am impressed and...
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Beware of Modifications: Pandora’s Box

by | March 22, 2016 | access, Child Support, Divorce, Family Law, Modifications | 0 Comments

Nobody starts anything hoping to fail.  Especially in litigation, we strategize, project and predict the outcome before even filing many times. This rings true especially in family law modifications- where we are seeking to change the terms of custody, child...
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10 Reasons that You Should Not Represent Yourself in Divorce: Doing it Right the First Time and the Pitfalls of “No Contest” Divorces

by | December 27, 2015 | access, child custody, Child Support, division of assets, Family Law, healing from divorce, when to file for divorce? | 0 Comments

There are somethings you can afford to cross your fingers and hope to get right without much effort.  Divorce is not one of them.  Too often, I get hired to “fix” the wrongs of a couple who thought (admirably so), that they would agree to all the terms of...
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“Breaking” Tradition: Filing for Divorce During the Holidays

by | December 4, 2015 | child custody, Divorce, Family Law, holidays and divorce, impact of divorce on children, starting over, Surviving and thriving after divorce, timing of filing for divorce, traditions in divore, when to file for divorce? | 0 Comments

Let’s face it.  Nobody wants to be alone during the holidays.  From the carving of the turkey, through the eggnog and onto the matching Christmas pajamas, morning giggles of sheer delight from the children, we all love the holidays… at least in theory.   Being...
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