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Fort Worth Collaborative Lawyers Redefine Divorce
Greg Housewirth
06/10/2013
Collaborative divorce requires a full and complete disclosure of marital property and debts and a meaningful exchange of ideas between the parties focus on their needs rather than seeking an advantage over the other spouse.

The Texas Family Code can’t handle teenagers (but who can?)
Greg Housewirth
06/06/2013
As children enter the teenage years, they seek, among other things, more physical and emotional independence from both parents. But what about that divorce decree that says you have your child with you at the designated possession times?

Making Ends Meet: Temporary Alimony In Texas Divorce
Greg Housewirth
05/08/2013
Texas divorce law does not recognize temporary alimony, but an experienced divorce attorney can help you get “temporary spousal support” during those first chaotic months of a divorce.

A Few Things You Should Know About Divorce in Texas
Greg Housewirth
04/11/2013
As leading divorce attorneys with over 20 years’ experience, we do all we can to help our clients move through divorce simply as possible so they can get on with their lives. What’s the difference between a simple divorce and one that drags on for years and costs thousands of dollars?

What to Do When Your Custody Order Stops Working
Greg Housewirth
04/03/2013
Will a court grant your modification request to your divorce decree? We help you understand the reasons why custody orders are modified.

Adoption or Conservatorship? We Help You To Decide.

Greg Housewirth
03/06/2013
Do you understand the difference between managing conservatorship and adoption? Let us help.

What's On Your Wall? - Social Media & Divorce
Greg Housewirth
02/22/2013
If your facebook page contains photos, quotes, and other relevant details about your activities, chances are your facebook postings will be admitted into evidence.

Are Parenting Partnerships an Alternative to Adoption?
Greg Housewirth
02/14/2013
A number of online sites now allow singles to connect with others interested not in romance, but in partnering to conceive and raise a child.

Divorce and Social Security Benefits
Greg Housewirth
02/12/2013
For some of us, divorce occurs later in life when retirement and other quality of life issues assume greater importance.

Making the Case for Custody Relocation

Greg Housewirth
02/04/2013
If you’ve been through a Texas divorce and have young children, chances are you’ll need to “modify” your divorce decree when circumstances change. While many life events can serve as the basis for a petition to change custody, or as it is called in Texas, a “petition to modify,” a primary conservator’s need to move or relocate often triggers a modification suit.

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