Monthly Archives: May 2026
Do You Wish You Had a Prenup in Place But You Already Said “I Do”?
Austin family law cases often involve couples who wish they had planned ahead before marriage. Many people are familiar with prenuptial agreements, but what happens if you are already married and want similar protections? The good news is that you may still have options. A postnuptial agreement can help address financial and property issues… Read More »
Motions to Enforce in Austin Child Support Cases: What Are They?
The reality is that Austin child support cases do not always end once a court order is entered. Indeed, in some Austin family law cases involving child support, one Austin parent may believe the other is not following the terms of a child support order. When that happens, a motion to enforce may become… Read More »
Do I Have the Upper Hand if I Decline Mediation and Force My Soon-to-Be Ex to Trial?
Austin divorce cases can raise many questions, especially when emotions are running high and major life decisions are on the line. One question that many Austin soon-to-be ex-spouses ask is whether refusing mediation and forcing the case to trial will give them an advantage. Some people believe that pushing the case into court shows… Read More »