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Property Division Mistakes to Avoid in Texas (A Community Property State)
Going through a divorce in Houston or elsewhere in Texas? Property division is one of the most important things that you and your spouse will need to work through. Too many people make big errors when navigating the Texas community property laws. In this article, our Houston property division attorney provides an overview of… Read More »
Are There Things You Need to Do Before Filing for a Divorce in Houston?
Are you preparing for a divorce in Houston? You may be wondering: Is there anything that you need to do before filing for divorce? At Lindamood & Robinson, P.C., we provide proactive divorce representation. That means solving problems before they arise. Here, our Houston divorce lawyer highlights some of the key things to do… Read More »
How is a Child’s 529 Plan Handled in a Divorce in Texas?
The Texas College Savings Plan is a tax-advantaged 529 college savings plan that is designed to help parents save money for their child’s college and certain other qualifying educational expenses. If you are getting divorced in Texas, a 529 plan is one of many different financial assets that you may need to address as… Read More »
A Court Ordered Us to Mediate Our Divorce. What Comes Next?
Did a court order you to mediate your divorce in Texas? You may have a lot of questions and concerns about the next steps in the process. At Lindamood & Robinson, P.C., we have extensive experience with both divorce mediation and divorce litigation in Texas. In this article, our Houston family mediation attorney provides… Read More »
The Top Three Reasons Divorcing Couples in Texas Struggle to Reach a Settlement
Most divorces in Texas are uncontested. In other words, they are settled outside of litigation. No trial is required. With that being said, many divorcing couples struggle to get to a settlement. Here, our Houston divorce attorney highlights the top three reasons why Texas couples struggle to reach an uncontested divorce settlement. 1. Personal… Read More »
Does Texas Cap Child Support?
Following a divorce or separation, the parent without primary physical custody generally has a responsibility to provide financial support for their child(ren). Texas calculates child support based largely on parental income and parenting time. Notably, there is a statutory cap on child support. Below, our Houston child support attorney explains the key things that… Read More »
What are the Leading Reasons for Divorce in Texas?
Divorce happens. Tens of thousands of couples file for divorce in Texas each year (National Center for Health Statistics NCHS). Marriages end for a wide variety of reasons. At Lindamood & Robinson, P.C., we are a family law firm with extensive experience handling divorce cases. Here, our Houston divorce attorney explains the leading reasons… Read More »
We are Separating but were Never Married: How Does Child Custody Work?
Are you an unmarried parent? You are certainly not alone. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that nearly 43 percent of children born in Texas in 2025 have unmarried parents. If you are separating from your co-parent, it is imperative that you are prepared to navigate the child custody process. Here,… Read More »
I Am Getting Divorced and I Do Not Want to Pay Alimony: What are My Options?
Are you preparing for a divorce in Houston or elsewhere in Texas? If you are the party who is in a better financial position, you may have questions about whether or not you will be required to pay alimony (spousal maintenance). At Lindamood & Robinson, P.C., we want to make sure you know your… Read More »
How Much Can You Customize a Parenting Plan in Texas?
Are you a parent who is going through a divorce or separation in Texas? If so, it is crucial that you are prepared to work towards a parenting plan. Parents have considerable discretion to customize their parenting plan in Texas. Here, our Houston parenting plan lawyer explains how much you can customize a parenting… Read More »
