Author: Navarrette Family Law

12 Mar Child Custody Modifications: When and How to Seek Changes

Posted at 09:00h in Child Support by Navarrette Family Law

Child custody arrangements are often established during divorce proceedings or other family law cases, with the best interests of the child as the primary consideration. However, as circumstances change over time, there may be a need to modify existing custody orders to better meet the...

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26 Feb The Role of Mediation in High-Conflict Divorce Cases

Posted at 09:00h in Divorce, Mediation by Navarrette Family Law

In high-conflict divorce cases, traditional litigation may intensify hostilities and prolong the process, leaving both parties drained emotionally and financially. This is where mediation emerges as a crucial alternative, offering a structured and collaborative environment for couples to resolve their differences. In this blog, we'll...

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19 Feb Spotting Red Flags: Recognizing When Your Divorce Attorney May Not Have Your Best Interests at Heart

Posted at 09:00h in Divorce by Navarrette Family Law

Divorce is undoubtedly one of the most emotionally challenging experiences a person can go through. During this tumultuous time, it's crucial to have a skilled and compassionate divorce attorney by your side—someone who genuinely has your best interests at heart. Unfortunately, not all divorce attorneys...

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09 Jan Should You File for a No-Fault Divorce?

Posted at 09:00h in Divorce, Uncategorized by Navarrette Family Law

Divorce is a life-altering decision that can be emotionally and legally complex. When contemplating divorce, one of the first decisions you'll face is whether to file for a fault-based or a no-fault divorce. Each option has its advantages and disadvantages, and choosing the right approach...

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02 Jan Prenup Dilemmas: Untangling Marital Homes as Separate Property

Posted at 09:00h in Prenuptial Agreement by Navarrette Family Law

When it comes to protecting your assets and clarifying financial expectations before marriage, a prenuptial agreement (prenup) is a valuable tool. Prenups allow couples to define what assets will remain separate property and what will be considered marital property in the event of a divorce....

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20 Dec Custody of Pets and Animals During Divorce

Posted at 09:00h in Divorce by Navarrette Family Law

Divorce is not only emotionally challenging for the human members of a family but also for the beloved pets who are often considered part of the family unit. When a couple decides to part ways, the custody of pets becomes a significant consideration, raising questions...

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13 Dec The Legal and Emotional Aspects of Grey Divorce

Posted at 09:00h in Divorce by Navarrette Family Law

Divorce is a challenging journey at any stage of life, but when it comes to ending a long-term marriage later in life, the stakes can feel especially high. Commonly referred to as "grey divorce," the dissolution of marriage among older couples presents a unique set...

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14 Nov Texas Community Property Laws: Protecting Your Assets in Divorce

Posted at 09:00h in Divorce by Navarrette Family Law

Divorce is a complex and emotional process, made even more challenging when it comes to the division of property and assets. Texas, like a few other U.S. states, follows the community property legal framework when it comes to this aspect of divorce. Understanding the ins...

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31 Oct Critical Factors in Child Custody Hearings

Posted at 09:00h in Custody by Navarrette Family Law

Child custody hearings are among the most emotionally charged and critical aspects of family law. When parents separate or divorce, determining the best living arrangements for their children is a top priority. While many parents strive to reach an agreement outside of court, custody disputes...

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24 Oct Community vs. Separate Property: What You Need to Know in a Texas Divorce

Posted at 09:24h in Divorce by Navarrette Family Law

Divorce is a complex and emotionally challenging process, made even more so when it comes to the division of property. Texas, like several other states, follows the legal principle of community property when it comes to the distribution of assets in a divorce. Understanding the...

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