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Specialty tag(s): High-Conflict Divorce, Divorce
Jack Wall | May 18, 2026
In some marriages, one spouse may take a more dominant role in the relationship’s power dynamics, including financial decision-making, communication, or control of information. During divorce, those dynamics can create uncertainty and stress for the other spouse, particularly
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Specialty tag(s): Pre-Divorce Guidance, Divorce
Ryan R. Bauerle | May 13, 2026
Most Texas divorces take between 3 and 18 months from filing to final decree. But where your case falls within that range usually depends on three factors:
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Specialty tag(s): Military Divorce
Heather Hudson | May 13, 2026
Military families face unique challenges during divorce—frequent relocations, deployments, military retirement benefits, and multistate jurisdiction issues can make the process more complex than civilian divorce. As a San Antonio military divorce lawyer and Collaborative family law attorney, I work with
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Andrew Tisdale | May 5, 2026
The Texas Lawyer’s Creed and its lasting purpose.
“Civility.” “Honesty.” “Decorum.” “Professionalism.” These terms should be a part of every attorney’s practice. The Texas Lawyer’s Creed is a reminder for us to do just that. The creed was first adopted by the Supreme Court
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Specialty tag(s): Divorce
Jeff Domen | April 30, 2026
Navigating the pain of a sexless marriage with a sincere faith presents an especially complex dilemma. Although most theologians maintain that a lack of intimacy is not, in itself, explicit biblical grounds for divorce, a considered minority views willful refusal as
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Specialty tag(s): Divorce Coaching
Eric Robertson | April 28, 2026
Divorce is not simply a legal event—it’s an emotional, financial, and logistical upheaval that touches every area of a person’s life. Attorneys handle the legal mechanics, but many clients quickly realize that divorce is far more complex than filing paperwork
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Specialty tag(s): Divorce Coaching
Eric Robertson | April 28, 2026
1. Improves Client Emotional Regulation
Divorce clients are often overwhelmed by anger, fear, grief, or anxiety. A divorce coach helps clients process these emotions outside the attorney-client relationship, which allows the attorney to focus on legal strategy rather than emotional
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Specialty tag(s): Divorce, Complex Property
Lindsey Obenhaus | April 27, 2026
Hidden assets in divorce refer to property, income, or accounts that one spouse deliberately conceals to keep them out of the marital estate during property division.
In Texas, this carries real weight. As a community property state, assets
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Chad Elsey | April 27, 2026
If you’re concerned your spouse may drain a joint bank account, liquidate a retirement plan you don’t have access to, change insurance beneficiaries, or take your children out of state, a temporary restraining order (TRO) can be an important first step. However, you must
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Specialty tag(s): Divorce, Pre-Divorce Guidance
Jill Lowe | April 9, 2026
Forgiveness – something most of us struggle with. There are differing perspectives on what forgiveness means. Each person defines forgiveness differently. I define forgiveness as the intentional and voluntary process a person undergoes to change feelings and attitude and overcome
