Pearland Family Law And Estates Blog

Getting divorced in Pearland, Brazoria County, or elsewhere in Southeast Texas? The process can feel like it drags on and on.

Are you a divorced or separated parent in Texas who needs to relocate? If so, you probably have a lot of questions about how your move will impact child custody.

Property division is often one of the most contentious issues in divorce cases. If you are preparing for a divorce in Texas, you may be wondering: Who will get to keep the car?

Child support is a financial payment made by one parent to another following a separation or divorce. The funds are designed to assist with the costs of raising the child.

A surrogate is a woman who becomes pregnant and carries a baby for someone else. A gestational surrogate—through in vitro fertilization (IVF)—means that the surrogate will not be biologically related to the child they will carry.

Unfortunately, not all parents are fit to provide care for children—especially for infants and toddlers. What happens when a parent is deemed unfit in Texas?

We may not want to think about it, but death is inevitable. We are all going to face it at some point, so you might as well plan for it.

Estate planning is not something everyone wants to think about or discuss with others.

Estate planning is essential. Every adult should have an estate plan that has been crafted to meet their unique needs.

There are few things more difficult than dealing with the loss of a spouse. Even when it is expected and planned for, there can be many legal and logistical challenges.

What documents do I need to set up my estate plan. Our Pearland estate planning attorney provides an overview of the key documents that should be part of your estate plan. p>