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10 Common Financial Mistakes in High-Net-Worth Divorces
Imagine working hard for years to establish a successful business, including investing for retirement and purchasing valuable real estate, only to lose more than you need to because of unnecessary financial choices. The same can be true in high-net-worth divorces, and many times, neither party realizes they are potentially sabotaging…
Why Immediate Action After a Personal Injury Can Protect Your Health and Your Legal Rights
Imagine losing your footing on a wet floor in a department store and ending up with a back injury that ultimately requires multiple surgeries, months of therapy, and a lot of time off work. You have to deal with the physical pain, financial problems, and the disruption of your daily…
Why Falling Into Arrears With Child Support Is a Bad Idea
A missed child support payment may seem like a minor setback, but the consequences can become much more serious than parents realize. Child support is not just another overdue bill or debt owed in Texas. It involves a child’s basic legal right to receive child support. Failure to pay child…
10 Reasons You Should Speak To a Certified Divorce Coach®
Few life events create as much uncertainty as a difficult divorce. When emotions are high, communication breaks down, and every decision feels overwhelming, you may find yourself struggling to determine what steps to take next. A Certified Divorce Coach can help you organize your thoughts, manage the challenges in front…
8 Ways To Avoid Partnership Disputes
You began your business relationship with enthusiasm, shared objectives, and a conviction that you could do more together than you could apart. But as time went on, decision-making, money, and expectations began to clash, and it started to affect the very business partnership you had worked so hard to build….
7 Benefits to Opposing Attorneys Communicating by Phone or In Person
Often, an otherwise contentious case can take a turn for the better when the opposing attorneys stop working against one another and begin to have a real conversation. For instance, a quick call can resolve a misunderstanding, a face-to-face meeting can help all parties involved find common ground, and extended…
