Posted April 15, 2021, Published by Curtis Harrison | Blogs
Many Texas twosomes, especially among the Millennial and younger Gen Z couples, choose a life partner while skipping the marriage ceremony. Reasons vary, but include wanting to save money, avoid family conflict or religious pressure, or bypass the paralyzing prospect of a possible divorce. What most of these folks do not realize is that they… Read More
Posted April 1, 2021, Published by Curtis Harrison | Blogs, Child Support, Collaborative Law, Property Division, Videos
If you’re contemplating divorce and looking to hire a family attorney, you may be worried about a long, costly, and contentious court process that could be hurtful for your family. That is a common stereotype many people have of divorce. But keep in mind this surprising fact: 90% to 95% of the divorces cases filed… Read More
Posted March 29, 2021, Published by Curtis Harrison | Blogs, Child Support, Collaborative Law, Divorce
“I must be unlovable. No matter what I do, it’s not good enough. I might as well not even try.” Have you ever felt this helpless? Were you tempted to give up? Did you experience depressive feelings? If so, you are not alone. A failing relationship leading toward divorce frequently causes an overwhelming sense… Read More
Posted March 24, 2021, Published by Liz Ferris | Videos
Collaborative Divorce Texas has recognized GoransonBain Ausley Dallas Partner and Family Lawyer Esther Donald as a Credentialed Collaborative Divorce Professional. Donald was honored at the annual State Bar of Texas Collaborative Law Course on March 5th. The achievement of this designation demonstrates a commitment to the high standards of collaborative… Read More
Posted March 23, 2021, Published by Liz Ferris | Videos
Collaborative Divorce Texas has recognized Curtis Harrison, partner and divorce lawyer at GoransonBain Ausley, Plano, as a Master Credentialed Collaborative Divorce Professional. Harrison was honored at the annual State Bar of Texas Collaborative Law Course on March 5th. The achievement of this designation demonstrates a commitment to the highest standards of… Read More
Posted March 8, 2021, Published by Rob Frazer | Asset and Wealth Identification & Valuation, Blogs, Divorce, Featured
One form of the American Dream is building a business from the ground up and developing it over time into a source of pride and profit. Rarely does such development take place rapidly. Instead, it is far more often a labor of love and takes time, toil and talent to create a business that generates… Read More
Posted February 22, 2021, Published by Clint Westhoff | Blogs
Your rights regarding your separate property are important, and in Texas, the state constitution even protects your separate property rights. A probate court cannot undo the decisions you make before you die regarding your separate property. A divorce court cannot take away your separate property if your marriage ends in divorce. However, you can do… Read More
Posted February 19, 2021, Published by GoransonBain Ausley | Videos
Losing Your Separate Property When You Set Up a Company You can do most estate planning, asset protection, and business entity planning and structuring in a way that protects any separate property interests that you may have during your divorce in Texas. The problem arises when working with an attorney… Read More
Posted January 20, 2021, Published by Kristen A. Algert | Blogs, Collaborative Law, Divorce
1. Agreements not War A Collaborative Divorce involves direct negotiation between the parties, in joint meetings, with lawyers present and participating. Everyone signs an agreement at the beginning of the case committing to reach a final agreement, even if difficult, and not to go to court to resolve differences. Neither spouse can force the other… Read More
Posted December 11, 2020, Published by GoransonBain Ausley | Videos
What is the difference between community property and separate property? Plano family law attorney Ryan Bauerle answers clients’ most frequent questions about property division during a divorce. For more resources on property division, please visit our Property Division page, or our property division articles.